At long last, Scary-Crayon reviews the second episode of “Mutant Turtles: Chôjin densetsu hen” in full — with nearly 6000 words and 150 screencaps. Yep. Might be overkill, but you can’t say we skimped on it. (3/30/04)
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A Crayon Haiku #8 touches on the decline of wrestling. Does anyone remember back when WWE was WWF and was actually kind of fun to watch? I do. Will it ever be that way again? I doubt it. (3/28/04)
In Dusty Plastic HELL #3, Donatello takes it upon himself to discover the reasons behind the deformities of some of his fellow toys. Their answers, however, aren’t quite what he expected to hear… (3/26/04)
Yup! Hope you’re hungry, ’cause it’s time for A Crayon Haiku #13. Yes, how very perceptive of you — this one’s out of order. Oh, don’t look so shocked. You’re browsing a site called Scary-Crayon, remember? (3/22/04)
Here, Scary-Crayon expands its poetic scope with the introduction of a new featurette: Crayon Poetry Corner. Taking the stage, Wes submits “macabre asylum eight” for your enjoyment. With a crayon illustration. (3/22/04)
The Madballs finally come home to Scary-Crayon in this review of The Madballs History of the World. Sure, there’s no way you can handle it, but have a look anyway. Puritans have more fun, you know. (3/19/04)
It most certainly is! Come along, come along, dear reader, and be merry, for A Crayon Haiku #7 is upon us! We’re a little late for St. Patrick’s Day, but Beetlejuice is still wearing his green pants… (3/16/04)
Randomness returns to Scary-Crayon with A Random Lunch #1. This time, cooking with ingredients that don’t belong together results in the production of familiar things (!) …that also don’t belong together. (3/16/04)
Well, it had to happen sometime. In this very first video game review, Scary-Crayon ventures into the wonderful world of Oz as seen on the Super Nintendo. Only Oz isn’t half as wonderful as it used to be… (3/12/04)
Where’s April? Good frickin’ question! Read on to find out the answer in this first Scary-Crayon essay offering. And then join Leonardo as he embarks on a quest to recover April O’Neil for the glory of SC. (3/9/04)
This time, Scary-Crayon reviews a McDonald’s cup. Not a Happy Meal, not the toy that comes with the Happy Meal, not a food item, not the beverage in the cup — the cup itself. Just the bloody cup. Bloody hell. (3/5/04)
Finally having come down from the incredible high that is THE SANDWICH SO WEIRD it frightens McGriddles, Napoleon’s back to his old tricks in A Crayon Haiku #6! What do they entail? Read and find out! (3/1/04)
Yep, Scary-Crayon once again delves into the horrors of “O, the Oprah Magazine”. Well, not exactly “into” — this time we’ve only reviewed the cover of the December 2003 issue. Just the cover. Still horrible. (3/1/04)