Howard the Duck #31, May 1979, cover by Gene Colan and Al Milgrom
Howard the Duck #31, May 1979, cover by Gene Colan and Al Milgrom

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Spiderman
I’m under a spell, I’m in over my head, and you know I’m going all of the way till the end. To stand out, above the crowd, even if I gotta shout out loud. ‘Til mine is the only face you see, gonna stand out ‘til you notice me, yeah
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STEPHEN KING AT HIS HOME IN MAINE CIRCA 1982.
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I reblog this because I honestly loved Nightmare Part 2. Yeah, the homosexuality implication is there and blatant, but if anything that makes me like it more. Freddy is more than just a boogeyman, he’s a metaphor for the horrors of (literally) discovering that you’re not who you think you are. Identity issues are some of the most powerful ones faced by young adults.
Plus, I liked the idea that Freddy needed to possess someone to come back. And it really helped us relate to the main character.
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