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Not all horror stories start with a ghost.
But some of them do.
The creator of the comic told us about his artistic journey: I was once a childrens comic artist.
Fifteen years ago, I met my junior high school classmates Hoong and Keong online.
We used to be a group of comic enthusiasts, and they suggested collaborating on creating childrens comic e-books.
I excitedly accepted this new creative challenge of the digital age.
However, this failure introduced me to the new trend of web comics.
We were curious about what drew the creator of the series to these genres.
Unlike typical horror tales, they often delve into intricate details, which I find fascinating.
Many of the strips from the series feel like short, unsettling stories.
We asked the artist whether they draw inspiration from any particular books, films, or personal experiences.
Novels have changed my way of thinking and taught me the drive to tell stories.
Some of the stories feel like they carry deeper, hidden meanings.
kindly dont think too highly of me!
I am actually a simple-minded person who dislikes pretentiousness.
I enjoy storytelling and love when people listen to my stories.
The characters in my comics behave straightforwardly and are genuine.
However, I still hope to try writing some.
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Lastly, we asked the artist about their personal favorite comics.
Heres what they shared: During my time learning to draw comics, there were countless authors I admired.
However, after falling in love with novels, I gradually stopped reading comics.
The Japanese writer Edogawa Ranpo has had a profound influence on my creative work.
I once aspired to be a novelist, but that is no longer a possibility!
