Before turning to illustration for advertising and media productions, Arthur de Pins began his career with cartoons and has made three short films (including, 'The Crab Revolution' (which won awards in over fifty festivals), TV pilots (Drew Carey's Green Screen Show) and character designs (for the TV show 'Magic').įrom his cartoonist background, he keeps the freshness and expressiveness of characters as well as a taste for derision that we can find looming in all of his drawings.

Book Review: The Twlight Zone: The Monsters Are Du.Arthur de Pins is a French illustrator and comic book author, born in 1977.

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I enjoyed it a lot and am looking forward to the next volume. It fits the tone of the book well and looks good on the over-sized pages (9 by 12 inches). The art is cartoonish, but in a good way. The book is definitely more of a comedy than a horror story.

Things start to go comically awry for him in his new life. She feels some responsibility for the situation and tries to help him out at the park. A witch by the name of Gretchen (who's an intern at the park) was there and magicked him out of the robbery, sending him off into the street. He was in the street because he tried to hold up a diner. And he's given a life-time contract, which in his vampire-werewolf state means eternity. Eventually, he's given the bottom-rung job-selling cotton candy. They have a funny argument over the situation with plenty of off-panel bites. The werewolf HR guy thinks there's too many vampires at the park already, so he bites him to switch him to a werewolf. The vampire driver bites him to bring him back to the living, then they bring him back to the park as a new employee. As they argue on the way, they accidentally hit a guy crossing the road. Some co-workers find him hitchhiking and bring him back. The authentic mummy (3000 years and still around!) has quit because he gets no respect from the patrons.

What if a horror-themed amusement park was actually staffed by werewolves, zombies, vampires, witches, and all sorts of creatures of the night? That's Zombillenium, a theme park that's not doing too well.

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