Best Horror Comic Books
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video we took a long at some of the best classic horror comics to take a look at for good old fright. I hope you enjoy the video!
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The reason for Man Thing and Swamp Thing appearing months apart is because the first Man-Thing story was co-written by Gerry Conway who was roommates with Len Wein who co-created Swamp Thing.
That explains it lol ha ha
the 70's was the best in music and comics books!!!!
I agree!
How about Creepy & Eerie ? They are as good as EC, even using some of the same artist the worked at EC.
I wish they were in color.
@@boanerges526 Nooooooo! the best old horror monsters are B&W.
Stephen King used to read these comics as a kid and inspired him to write horror at a young age
Yes, I’ve heard as much, you really can see EC influence in some of King’s stories. The book/movie “Thinner” really comes to mind lol RL Stine, Steven Spielberg and John Carpenter were also people inspired by the EC books! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Exactly the type of horror comics I was looking for. Thanks for posting.
No problem! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Dante you gotta check out the Charlton horror line. As a kid I loved them. Midnight Tales,Ghost Manor, Creepy Things, The Many Ghost of Doctor Graves. They were awesome and often had some better stuff than DCs line. Ditko did a lot of the art amongst other greats like Tom Sutton and Wayne Boring. Great upload as always Dante. Louie
Thanks Louie!’l I appreciate your support as always! I will definitely have to check out the Charlton line of horror comics as the titles sound really cool. Do they have any collected editions available? Thanks again!
Geekery with Dante D. I don't think Charlton have collected them but I have seen a Tom Sutton collection with his best Charlton work. It was a hard back book and looked brilliant.
yes, editors at charlton allowed artists somewhat more leeway with the approach to their art it seems and that often resulted in interesting art,......loved pat boyette, tom sutton, steve ditko and the rest,......
Great picks. Don't forget hellblazer and The Specter.
Thanks! Glad you liked them! Oh yes those are both great as well! Thanks for watching and commenting! Cheers!
Creepy magazine from Warren publishing is fantastic. It ran from 1964-1983. You can get the original issues(not reprints but the actual issues)for around $10 each and every book has around 7 stories. They also used different writers and artists throughout the run and since they were a magazine they weren't under any restrictions with what they were allowed to print. Best bang for your buck(in my opinion). I own the entire run.
I will check it out! Thanks for the info!
I gotta say , I'm a huge fan of your concept videos and this one is no exception .Tomb of Dracula #42 was one of the first 5 comic books I ever bought . I fell in love with the series , got every issue until it ended at #70 and picked up 1 -41 to complete the set .In my opinion it is the best continuing horror comic in the history of the genre .(and before Swamp Thing fans jump all over me , let me just say You're WRONG ! ) Seriously though , I really do loves me some Tomb of Dracula . House of Mystery and House of Secrets ..also classics and I recommend to anyone who hasn't read it to check out the original I,Vampire series which ran in H.O.M. from the late 290's to 319 if I'm not mistaken (It's also available in trade . Can't agree more on the EC books , but since we all know about those already , I'd like to yap about the other horror comics of the era . I know there are too many to name , but for anyone wanting to check some of these out but doesn't have a money tree in their back yard , there are hardcover reprints of a lot of these published under the PS art book imprint .If you have a Half Price Books in your area , these can often be found heavily discounted , and are well worth it .In lieu of that , IDW has a YOE imprint where they reprint a lot of these stories as well , in a bi monthly anthology comic called Haunted Horror as well as affordable hardcover collected editions . The other thing I'd add (hey! you in the back ..wake up ! I haven't been droning on THAT long!) would be to check out some of the Eclipse horror comics from the 80's . Anyhoo ...that's enough of MY prattling . see you on the next vidso .
Great comment Eric and great suggestions! I will have to check those books out! I couldn’t agree more about Tomb of Dracula and HOM. I love I...Vampire. It’s great, I even really enjoyed the New 52 I... Vampire which I still think to this day is very underrated. Im so happy to hear you are enjoying the videos! I really appreciate you tuning in and commenting every post! Thank you! Cheers!
Gerry Conway (creator of Man-Thing)was sharing a room with Len Wein (creator of Swamp-Thing) at the time, and they bounced idea’s off each other.
Ah thanks for that interesting info! I kinda figured since the characters appeared around the same time and were so similar in concept lol
As far as the Man Thing is concerned Conway was working off of a detailed plot written by Roy Thomas who wrote that plot off of a few sentence plot by Stan Lee. The entire Ted Salis origin was within that plot. That was the first issue. The second issue was written by Len Wein (who created the first Swamp Thing around the same time the First appearance of Man Thing then wrote Man Things second issue. After that he created the second Swamp Thing and DC gave that Swamp Thing it's own series) and Drawn by Neal Adams. It didn't see print for almost 2 years. Lol it's a very complicated story but I think history ,the publication dates, and the creators all agree Man Thing was first. Conway even tried to get Wein to change the origin of the Swamp Thing stating how similar they were. Wein didn't see the similarities even though they were both scientist creating a wonder drug and both get fused with the Swamp due to the drug. Lol
I'm actually kinda disappointed that you said nothing about Eerie or Creepy comics ... u covered on other bases but Creepy n Eerie comics from the 1960s until 1983 have great stuff .
Sucks not finding much video on them as far as a history if u wanna watch a long documentary wish I could find one.
The whole horror comics genre is undervalued and underrated. I would be buying those Bernie Wrightson house of mystery issues now, while they are still cheap. Good vid
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video! I appreciate your watching and commenting! I agree about picking up the HOM issues. Everything is going up lol
I still have my EC Haunt Of Fear 25. CGC graded 5 that I got years ago. Love the ghastly Graham Ingles covers.
I also love Baron Weirwulf's haunted library. Great comic book series
I'm a big fan of the titles you mentioned. Your glaring omissions are the magazine-size comics of the '60s through the early '80s. Warren is king with the unholy trinity- Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella. Marvel added some great titles with Monsters Unleashed!, Dracula Lives, Tales Of The Zombie, Vampire Tales, Haunt Of Horror, etc. Skywald rivals the best with Nightmare, Psycho, Scream, and Hell-Rider. Then we have Myron Fass with Eerie Pubs. Many publishers got into the act including Stanley, Atlas-Seaboard, and others. My favorite title is the 3 issue run of Web Of Horror featuring work by Wrightson, Jeff Jones, Kaluta, Ralph Reese, Bruce Jones, and others, from '69 and '70.
Awesome selections you mentioned there. I did miss a few lol
I highly recommend the current Archie Horror imprint. Afterlife with Archie, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Jughead the Hunger and Vampironica. Sadly Afterlife And Sabrina haven’t had a new issue in years but fingers always crossed.
I have heard really great things about those titles and I will definitely have to check them out! Thanks for the awesome suggestion!
A less expensive way to acquire the EC comics line is with the Russ Cochran/Gemstone reprints, individual issues that sold for around 2 bucks in the 90s. They often available on eBay for not much more.
Thanks! I’ll check some of those out!
Your Crypt-Keeper impersonation was good enough to alarm my dog. Nice work. :)
Also, for what it's worth, I'm a horror fan and I have a hard time getting enthused about the Marvel 70s horror reprint titles, such as the one you showed -- "Crypt of Shadows." I own a few dozen, and while it's cool to see Silver-Age Marvel artists like Gene Colan in a horror context, some of the stories are absolutely nonsensical.
Also, regarding EC -- probably the least-expensive option for obtaining EC material is via the softcover "EC Annual" collections, which cover the entire New Trend and New Direction EC output. Each volume includes (typically) five issues of a particular title -- it's five single-issue reprint comics bound together. If you look around at online auction sites and comic conventions and are patient, you should be able to get most volumes for $8-$12 apiece (not including shipping). The few expensive volumes are Tales from the Crypt volume 1 and 2, Shock SuspenStories volume 2 and Weird Science volume 2.
Ha ha, glad you enjoyed the impression! I agree. Marvel Horror can’t touch EC! Thanks for the info.
horror magazines werent restricted by comics code.
what up Diesel (decided you needed a nickname and double D isn't gonna work for me...only time in my life I'll ever say that) check out the "yattering and jack", It's a clive barker horror graphic novel, it's awesome.
I read it when I was a kid and loved it. love swamp thing, I'm pretty sure I got a few issues in the loft so I'll have to have a look for some Halloween reading.
I love it! Diesel is a great nickname (Vin Diesel is one of my fav action heroes lol) and double d.... ha ha hilarious! I will def have to check out yattering and jack for sure! Thanks for tuning in as always! Happy Halloween reading!
Man I love Horror books! Currently reading some crypt of shadows issues. Great video as always!
Yeah! I love Crypt of Shadows! You have great taste lol thanks for watching and commenting as always! I appreciate the support! Cheers!
Swamp Thing, especially when Alan Moore or Len Wein was writing.
Agreed!
Thank you! Been buying horror comics since 1969! One thing- Samhain came from Ireland. Ireland in not part of the UK. Just a detail.
The Many Ghost of Doctor Graves, Ghosts, Ghost Manor, Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library, The Phantom Stranger, Frankenstein's Monster, Creepy, Weird War Tales, Weird Wonder Tales, Creatures On The Loose, Secrets of Haunted House, Eerie... Uh... Hellboy. There's a lot of 'em.
I love 50s horror, first book i got was spellbound 1
Man I love this stuff, I'm 52 and read one every night before bed. My son (11 now) and I have bought a few hundred in the past 5 years. Reading vintage horror comics takes me to a satisfying place I can't get from anything else, a part of my life forever!
That is so amazing to hear! I’m glad you are passing on the tradition to your son. I know what you mean about comics taking to a satisfying place.. nostalgia, whether it be in the form of comics, movies or video games, for me, gives me a sense of comfort that I otherwise cannot experience as an adult. Happy reading my friend!
Please, be awesome and mention Dead World, dude it's like the walking dead but was written in the mid 80s, has way more of a demonic bent and features artwork from the guy that did the album covers for Cannibal Corpse, seriously don't sleep on it🤠
Oooo sounds so good! I will have to check it out, I have never read it! Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks I will check it out
hey this was fun, I must admit that I like 50s horror better, but the 70s is certainly worth discussing,........and I have lotsof these books in my collection
the titles you picked are all faves of mine,from the 70s,(esp. love that poker playing cover at the beginning, .........geesh,! can you imagine that imagine replacing the one used in those dogs playing pool tapestries that used to be for sale)??, whoaa. I want one,...
Maybe in part two, you can cover the charlton books like ghost of dr. graves, etc. and some of those cool dell titles like ghosts, and ufos, etc.,....
thanks for keeping it fun and manageably short!
Thanks glad you enjoyed! And yes, I would totally put that poker cover in my house lmao
Dante, thank you for always sharing awesome content :) I hope you keep posting videos in the future because I think you explain all geek things quite well.
It is my pleasure! I love connecting with the viewers, this is such and awesome community! I appreciate your kind words and your support! Thanks for watching and commenting as always my friend! Stay tuned for more! :)
@@Dante19883 Great! Looking forward to that. Well, if you are willing to hear suggestions, I have a few for you:
- More artists and writers focused videos. I personally loved the video you did about Liefeld, so I would like more stuff like that.
- Underrated comics, sagas or runs. For example, I love Marz's run with Kyle Raynier, the 90s Green Lantern and I think his run was underrated. If you have comics you feel the same way, that could be a good section.
- Overall compilations of the best events, crossovers, decades, best comics for X character and stuff like that.
I hope this works for you.
always something different. good work. Thanks Dante!
Thank you so much, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching and commenting as always my friend! Cheers!
Just found this and brother you're speaking my language! When I owned my comic shop (Shadowland) from 2003-2008 I had a horror theme throughout the shop and pushed everyone I could, especially the kids toward the Marvel Showcases and DC essentials(the black and white reprints of the classic titles) to try and get them into it. A few random thoughts on your topic, if you don't mind.
1-Marvel rocked individual Horror characters. They took the Universal Monsters and owned them. You mentioned TOD and WBN, but The living Mummy(supernatural thrillers) was really well done and so was Frankenstein's Monster(lot of great Mike Ploog art) Now DC did do well with Swamp Thing(Wrightson and Wein both passed away within a the same year...creepy) and The Demon, Phantom Stranger and Spectre were good, but corny until Moore got his hands on them, but in general Marvel gets the nod in characters
2-But when it came to anthology of course EC absolutely is the standard to the point marvel(atlas then) and DC didn't fight the comics code because they were willing to work around it whereas it shut down EC who was killing them. BTW aside from the hardcover anthologies(and yes DH is a rip off) Gladstone comics reprinted all the EC horror titles in comic form in the 90's and did a good job of it.
3 of the "Big Two" DC owned anthology horror. Nothing Marvel did as Atlas and the few original horror stories they did in the 70's can compare to The Houses and Witching Hour, you did leave out two other great ones Tales of the Unexpected and Ghosts. They just had a better more creepy and traditional feeling than Marvel's work IMO
4-Little brag...picked up a collection recently and the gem was a HOS number one in about 3.0 scored $310 with it on E-bay. My personal copy is nicer and not parting with it LOL
5-little brag part two...my store and myself were mentioned in the letters page of Walking Dead #10...my stores 15 minutes of fame
6- I know you focused on comics, but bummed you didn't mention the great Warren mags, Creepy Eerie and of course the original borderline erotic horror style of Vampirella. Being that a lot of Warren's original staff were people from EC using the magazine format to circumvent the comics code, thought you could have segued into them.
7-Also surprised you didn't mention the original Eerie series by Avon as #1 in 1947 is the first horror comic to ever be published.
8-recommendations. Being a huge fan of pre code horror I'd tell you to check out the collected editions of Eerie from Avon, Witchcraft also from Avon and Witches Tales (Harvey publications believe it or not.
9-Thank you for reading my ramble and thanks for the great video and paying homage to this awesome genre, you have a new subscriber.
Here's some recommendations:
Uzumaki, Gyo, Vampirella ( early works) Venom the Madness, Berserk, Carnage its a wonderful Life, Imaginary Friends, The Thing from another world ( a Dark horse released comic that's related to The epic John Carpenter film) and early Conan & Red Sonja Marvel released books( had some awesome creepy moments!)
Will definitely check out, thanks!
@@Dante19883 so, what are your thoghts?
They have reprinted all the EC comics and they are selling for a buck or two. Buy them they are great tales! A particularly gory story is about a ghoul who eats his victims raw and throws the bones under his swamp cabin, narrated by the
horrified cabin itself!
Very cool! I didn’t know that! I will look into the reprints. Thanks for the suggestion!
I absolutely love the story you are referring to! It is the goriest comic story I have ever read!
The only comics i read are from the 1950's to the early 80's. Love Shock and Crime Suspenstories. Baron Weirwulf's haunted library too. LOVE it
Thanks for making this video. I'm new to this medium and really interested in creepy stories.
Hi there! Welcome to the medium!! Comic book collecting is really a lot of fun. I’m glad you are into horror books. Horror often gets overlooked as people tend to pay more attention to superhero books, but horror is awesome and needs to be given more credit. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting!
Not really comics but I liked "Famous Monsters Of Filmland" and "Monster World by Warren Magazine", Comics I liked the gorier "Witches Tales" and "Tales From The Crypt"
You have great taste!
and i was expecting a video about horror comics at some point. yeap. its a very deep and kind of underestimating topic around comic talks. thank you for the video. it was very entertaining and interesting
Thanks! I’m so happy you enjoyed the video! I appreciate your positive feedback. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend!
always a pleasure. also i would like to suggest weird suspense that run for 3 issues from atlas comics as i read them recently.
I subbed because of this vid! Great work, Dante !
I just bought a Crypt Keeper action figure today at a book fair! Now I need to step it up and buy an OG Tales From the Crypt!
Do another horror video please !
I definitely will soon! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@Dante19883 Horror comics are the best :)
Nice. Some of my favorite comics growing up! Although I didn't get to read the EC titles until they were reprinted by Gemstone.
I love those gemstone reprints! That’s when I was really able to get into the stories as well!
As someone mentioned Charlton comics has many titles of horror comics but you didn't mention Marvel comics tales of the zombie, the Frankenstein monster and DC comics the Unexpected.
Oh yes! Great suggestions! I especially love the Frankenstein one!
I am a HUGE fan of horror comics! Most of what I currently actively collect are the Marvel Horror comics from the 70's, DC Horror/Vertigo books, and X-Men. Crypt of Shadows got me into Marvel horror back in the day. I had gone to the first used comic store in my area and they had a mostly complete set. For whatever reason, I was just bored with super heroes. I guess being 8 or 9, I just wanted to get into something more scary. So, along with Marvel Spotlight #3 and #4 with early Werewolf by Night appearances, that was what got me going. I love those old Atlas horror stories! They had that same "greasy" feeling as EC, but were far more kid accessible than some of the other stuff from the time. They're hard to find nowadays in any condition, but I've managed to snag a few old issues. And the Bernie Wrightson/Len Wein run of Swamp Thing has to be seen to be believed. I finally got a trade of the early issues a few years back and was blown away by how awesome they are! Seeing Tomb of Dracula here made me remember I need to start working on getting a full collection of that title again. Wolfman was awesome on that book! And Werewolf by Night is always going to be one of my favorites.
Hey there! Glad to hear from another person who is as much into those classic horror stories like me. You named so really great stuff there and I admire your taste! Thanks for watching and sharing your story! Cheers!
You didn’t mention GLADSTONE who republished the EC horror books In the early 1990s. I have a bunch of those and are out of print too but probably way less expensive.
Hey there! Didn’t even know about those! Thanks for sharing. I will keep a look out for some of those!
Anthony Lewis I picked up those Gladstone EC reprints back then as well. I remember Gladstone published them for a few years, and then the line started over under Russ Cochran publishing.
“Undoubtably “ ??
Some others, The Uncanny, The Unexpected, Secrets of Haunted House, Creepy, Eerie, Vampirella, Ghosts, Nightmare, Vault of Terror
I would highly recommend the earliest publishing of Vampirella with Jose Gonzales fantastic work. Its a weird mix of horror, sci-fi, mystery and all with the lovely ( and sexy ) Vampirella! There have been collected editions released by Dynamite into very large, Hardcover editions reprinting the classic magazines, and there's a beautifully large Artist Edition that also collects some fan favorite stories! Speaking of horror comics, in currently finishing up one, and id love it if you could review it or at least look at it sometime! Just drop me a line and as always Fantastic video! Your episodes are always a treat on this fine Hallows eve!
Hey there! Send me a link to your horror comic, would love to check it out! Also thanks for the suggestion! I have heard great things about Vampirella but have not yet checked it out. I definitely will. Thanks for watching and commenting as always, I really appreciate it! Cheers my friend!
I have a small list that you didn't mention
#1. Heavy Metal magazine/
#2. Harvey Horrors collected works - black cat Mysteries/
#3. PC comics - Twisted Tales/
#4. Eerie magazine/
#5. Dark Horse Comics - monster/
#6. Bongos - The Simpsons treehouse of horror/
#7. Blackout Comics Elite - the death of Lady vampire/
#8. Long night - Mike wolfer's: fangs of the Widow/
#9. Here's a double header for you:::: chaos Comics - Evil Ernie, and, Chaos Comics - Lady Death/
#10. Live IDW - George a Romero's ; Land of the Dead comic/
#11. Marvel Comics - morbius The Living vampire/
#12. Dark Horse Comics - predator/ and Dark Horse Comics - alien/
#13. Wildstorm Comics - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre/ & Friday the 13th/
#14. Windstorm Comics - The CW series " Supernatural "/
#15. Acclaim Comics - Shadow Man/
#16. DC Comics - The Shadow strikes/
#17. Image Comics - pitt /
#18. Harris comics - Vampirella/
#19. tekno ComiX - Gene roddenberry's lost universe/
#20. idw comics - 30 Days of Night/
#21. Avatar Comics - plague the velivennu Dead/
#22. Dynamite comics - Army of Darkness/
#23. wildstorm - Lost Boys : reign of frogs/
#24. and this one speaks for itself - Marvel Zombies/
#25. Image Comics - spawn/
#26. DC Comics - toe tags : featuring George A Romero/
#27. Marvel Comics - midnight sons / and - Rise of the midnight Sons/
#28. epic Comics - the tomb of Dracula/
#29. Topps Comics - The X-Files/
#30. chaos Comics: classic monsters - nightmare theater/
#31. Dark Horse Comics - Buffy the Vampire Slayer/
#32. Marvel Comics - Laurell K Hamilton : Anita Blake vampire Hunter/
#33. IDW comics - angel: after the fall/
#34. Virgin comics - Voodoo Child/
#35. Marvel Comics - Ghost Rider/
#36. Dark Horse Comics - The Evil Dead/
#37. dark regions press : new voices of horror 2 - Angelina Hawkes " Shades of blood and Shadow " /
#38. and last but not least ::::: Max Brooks - The Zombie Survival Guide : recorded attacks/
Awesome list! I will have to check some of these out. Thanks so much!
Have you read any of the GFT’s Tales of Terror?
No, I haven’t, looks like I might have to check it out! Thanks for the suggestion!
I always love your videos and your out of the box thinking. Now, with that said I can't believe you left out "The Heap" from Hillman periodicals first appearance Air Fighters #3. Both DC and Marvel stole this swamp character to create Swamp Thing and Man-Thing
Oh wow! I didn’t know that, I will definitely have to check out the Heap, I’ve never read it! Thanks for the positive feedback and for checking out the video as always. I appreciate the support! Cheers my friend!
No weird war?
the hellboy jr specials,as they are my halloween traditional read!
Will have to check them out! Thanks for the suggestion and thank you for sharing!
You know Gwen Stacy is still dead right? There have been countless alt universe versions of her... not just recently with spider gwen.
Oh yes, I’m aware of that. It’s just nice to see her back in some capacity, even if it’s not the one we know and love lol
@@Dante19883 😄thank you for responding to my somewhat negative comment. I've been loving your videos.
Hey will you do a vid of your comic book storage please?!!
I can absolutely do that! Great suggestion! Stay tuned, I will post within the next few weeks!
than for this vid, fresh for the times.
Anytime! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Modern day... Japanese do horror better!
Actually I have hear that but I haven’t checked any of it out yet. I will have to do that, thanks!
Geekery with Dante D. You should check ou uzumaki by itou junji The manga
Japanese horror is not very good usually has bad acting like that crappy movie the ring but there are some amazing thriller type movies on they're end like old boy and audition. The anime is where it's at when it comes to Japanese flicks like princess monoke, spirited away, grave of fire flies, paprika, perfect blue and finally Akira I believe was the best and most memorable movie of all time for me this Akira is simply what made me realize anime is legit.
Creepy and eerie
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Ha ha Mexican coco is my fav! Lol
Nice video
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting as always!
Dante. Check out our line of Horror Comics and reach out. Willing to send you some review copies...
Hey! Absolutely! I would really like that. Let’s connect on IG or Twitter. I’m @geekeryd I can give you a mailing address. Look forward to chatting!
I really enjoyed your video & recommendations. I will definitely be looking into some of these. You really need to check out The Creeps Magazine if you haven't already if you crave a modern magazine done in 70s style. www.thecreepsmagazine.com/preview.html.
Thanks so much! I appreciate the positive feedback and the suggestion! I will definitely check out that creeps magazine for sure! Cheers my friend!
The only horror comic book I read Freddy Krueger and Friday the 13 and Ash vs although there is one horror comic that piss me off well here it is Johnny The Homicidal Maniac anyway it’s drawn and written by Jhonen Vasquez the creator of Invader Zim made a horror comic about a maniac going on a killing rampage whilst paint people’s blood on his wall since there is a monster living in Johnny’s house plus they are other characters that are creepy and weird like the psycho dough boys and a bunny that has a nail on its stomach regardless I freaking hate this comic anyway if I were you don’t read a graphic novel call Johnny The Homicidal Maniac don’t do it ps jthm sucks besides I would prefer to read kitaro of the graveyard than this piece of crap anyway screw jthm sigh I am done talking here
Thanks for the suggestions! I will keep that in mind. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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This dude is so corny