Jack X Sally - Long Live the Pumpkin Queen: The Graphic Novel
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Jack X Sally - Long Live the Pumpkin Queen: The Graphic Novel
Forgot to post these pieces of Albert and Greta back from July.
There’s also a comparison with the graphic novel designs. I’m keeping mine, but I liked the pajamas tho!
And for a moment I'm certain they should just bury us both here, at the center of the graveyard. Married and died on the same day. Unable to contain the unspeakable, awful, wondrous emotion breaking against our eyelids
Some fanart of Jack and Sally from Long Live The Pumpkin Queen!Mate if anyone is a fan of Jack and Sally or the NBC in general, you need to read this, it is fantastic book with plot twists I didn't see coming. Has some great moment from these two
Copy, moon joy! 🤍
The Nightmare Before Christmas books:
The Nightmare Before Christmas by Megan Shepherd
Sally's Lament (A Twisted Tale) by Mari Mancusi
Long Live The Pumpkin Queen by Shea Ernshaw
The Hour of The Pumpkin Queen by Megan Shepherd
Average Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤
Two of these books were wonderful, but two of them left a lot to be desired, I wonder if it's obvious which was which?
The severity of it. The warning that a forest cannot be trusted. The trees conspire. They watch. They're awake.
-- Winterwood, Shea Ernshaw
Arbores loqui latine
-- The Raven Boys, Maggie Stiefvater
Maybe this is love, the things we endure for the other, the willingness to face death, to stare it down, and not be afraid.
A History of Wild Places by Shea Ernshaw
In winter, these woods feel like a fairy tale suspended in time—the princess forgotten, the hero eaten whole by a noble fir goblin. The story ended, but no one remembered to burn the haunted forest to the ground.
Winterwood, Shea Ernshaw