Mr Dumb

Krystal Barker: Krystal is the main protagonist and visionary of the story. Her vision sees the Mount Thanatos Avalanche. Krystal is at first hesitant to believe that people are dying in order, until a certain someone convinces her otherwise. She's also an artist, and can find signs of death hidden in her sketchbook.

Death in vision: trapped in snow well and impaled by a falling icicle through the eye.

Virgil Long: Virgil is the deuteragonist of the story. He is the school's yearbook photographer. He's also the 'loner weird kid' at the school. But when Krystal had her vision, Virgil believed almost instantly. Virgil knows something that he's not telling; whether that be an undisclosed medical condition or a past haunting him like a ghost.

Death in vision: drowning in a frozen lake while being dragged down by a snowmobile.

Josie Peele: Josie is Krystal's girlfriend. She's also on the school's gymnastics' team. While she can be friendly, it's best not to get on Josie's bad side. After Krystal had her vision, Josie immediately took her side. Though, she is unsure whether to believe her or not. After the whole incident, Josie let's Krystal stay at her place to recover.

Location in vision: unknown, possible that she survived.

Amanda England: Amanda is Krystal and Josie's best friend. She has known Krystal ever since she wore glasses in kindergarten. She's also a member on the track team. While Amanda will always have Krystal's back no matter what, she believes that Krystal just had a simple panic attack. Despite the whole ordeal, she is currently aiming for a high scholarship.

Location in vision: unknown, possible that she survived.

Clay Janisse: Clay is the antagonist of the story (other than Death). He's the edgiest skater that you know x2. Often skips school to skate and slack off at the skate park with his best friend, Darren. Clay also has a peanut allergy, but don't tell him I said that. He didn't believe Krystal's vision before the avalanche, and still didn't after.

Death in vision: crashed into a ski lift pillar at full speed.

Megan King: Megan is the head captain of the cheerleading squad, and is the girlfriend of Brodie Craven. Despite her reputation as the popular girl, Megan is actually unbelievably sweet and nice. Though, there are rumors that she has an unknown past with Zoe. But right now, she works with her boyfriend at a local bowling alley.

Death in vision: scarf got caught in ski lift gears, strangling her and snapping her neck.

Brodie Craven: Brodie is your typical All American Boy. He's the head captain of the lacrosse team and is the boyfriend of Megan King. Despite his jock appearance, Brodie's actually a gentle giant with a sensitive heart. If anything happened to Megan, it would just crush him. Right now, he's currently employed at the local bowling alley with his girlfriend.

Death in vision: crushed by snow in the avalanche.

Zoe Weaver: Zoe is the lead singer and guitarist of her own punk rock band. She typically likes to listen to her tunes whenever she's bored, stressed, or just done with everything. Zoe hates authority, and so she has some personal beef with a teacher named Mr. Simms. There are also rumors that Zoe has an unknown past with Megan.

Death in vision: ran over by a speeding snowmobile, sliced in two.

Darren Todd: Darren is the coolest and chillest skater you know x420. He's the guy who's constantly high and reeks of weed. Even though he's best friends with Clay, he tries to de-escalate any fights that Clay starts. Darren often skips school with Clay to skate at the park, slack off, or just get high. But when Krystal had her vision, he did believe her. He was just too scared to say anything.

Death in vision: decapitated by wayward cable.

Theodore J. Simms: Mr. Simms is the history and geography teacher of Reddick High School. While he tries his best with his students, he often or not fails (especially with Zoe). But after the avalanche and being the only surviving chaperone, Mr. Simms develops survivor's guilt. He tries to distract himself with paperwork to distract himself with how many lives he failed to save.

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Shell Shocker

Poison Ivy

The Haunted Mask: There is no competing with Jacobus' original work, it was perfect to a T. So, instead I looked at Brandon Robert's version, where Carly Beth is chasing two trick-or-treaters. the only issue I had with Robert's version was that the Haunted Mask itself didn't appear to be the main focal point. So, I had the trick-or-treaters face away from us, have the mask and Carly Beth be in the center, with the moon highlighting the mask in the background.

Also, the trick-or-treaters' costumes are inspired by what me and my childhood friend would wear.

Be Careful What You Wish For...: I think I always knew that it was gonna look like this. Having poor Samantha trapped inside a crystal ball, as it cracks and weird smoke pools out. Also, I wanted Clarissa to be appear to have unknown motives.

Sidenote: In order to make Samantha appear trapped, I took a photo of the finished profile drawing, then applied a red Instagram filter over it.

Piano Lessons Can Be Murder: For a decent book, I'm a bit disappointed that any cover of this, always spoils the biggest twist in the book. So, I tried to do my own personal take, with a wooden piano playing itself, and ghost peering from within. I think I did alright. There's some Easter eggs if you look closely.

The Werewolf of Fever Swamp: Honestly, not much to this one. I drew a werewolf in a swamp, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Though, I did improve improve in drawing canine details and such. BTW, this wasn't intentional, but the shirts that Grady and Will wear blend in with their own backgrounds. Again, unintentional.

You Can't Scare Me!: Mixed feelings about this one. This one had the most detailed line-art out of all of them. The green sticks out a bit too much, while the brown almost blends in with the orange, even without the scanner screw-ups. Not to mention the non-existent yellows that now look orange.

But now the things I do like. I gave the Swamp people their own skeleton, with wooden sticks and twigs being their bones, ribs and their teeth. You can barely see it, but they're there. Also, the last names for the kids are once again original by me, except Courtney she has a last name in the episode.

Eddie and Hat's last names are based on Mel Blanc and Eric Bauza, voice actors of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.

One Day At HorrorLand: Please believe me when I say the yellows are much prominent on paper. Anyways, I had a lot of fun working this, for I have a personal fondness for amusement parks. The Horror is the piece is actually based the Devil from Devil's Flight, a roller coaster in the movie Final Destination 3.

Other fun things to note: Luke's attire is based on Daisuke from the hit game, Mouthwashing.

Clay's last name is orignal and is based on a inside joke, not Tenna from Deltarune.

Why I'm Afraid Of Bees: I don't want to sound like a broken record, so I won't say anything about the yellows, even though I wan to. I will say something about the greens, they are NOT supposed to be that bright. They're supposed to blend in with the shadows. But...whatever.

Other covers always just Gary's head plastered onto the body of a bee, which is fine, but it gets a little old. So, I did the inverse of it: Have a bee's head on Gary's body, 1950's The Fly. I'm actually not the only one who's tried this: peep VionRejeckOnom.

Monster Blood 2: Ah, Goosebumps' first sequel novella. Which means returning characters. I'd like to imagine that Evan got a haircut while Andy grew her hair out more, with some color touch-ups.

And Cuddles, the Monster Blood-infused hamster kaiju. Now, he's no longer trapped with the tiny wire-frame cage, and has now burst out standing tall on his two hind legs. Hamster-zilla style. Also, try to figure out what the atom is on the blackboard.

Deep Trouble: Very happy with this scan, a bit brighter, but not too different with the colors. Other than that, I actually had some trouble with coming up with what to draw. I had ideas ranging from a Jaws parody, to shark-shaped rocks, and of course a sea monster.

Finally, I landed on the idea that showcases both the hammerhead shark and a sea-creature's hand. Don't wanna spoil anything, but let's say that they have good singing voices.

The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight: I really like scarecrows, so I tried to do my best with this one. So, I gave the guy a cross to be tied to, and a rope wrapped around his neck. While I wanna say I'm proud, I worry that it looks too similar to Jonathan Crane from Batman. But I am proud of the crows and the corn. Also, the moon acting as a glowing halo once again is nice.