Bunnicula

Screenshot: Scholastic/YouTubeR.L. Stine, a man whose name seems born to be featured on 160 books of children’s horror fiction, told an utterly packed room at New York Comic Con that he never intended to write the Goosebumps series. Stine is an incredibly sarcastic and sardonic man, speaking like your uncle from New York who’s lived too long, seen too much, and takes a not-so-serious view on life.Though it’s hard to take everything he said at face value, the author said that while working on his series called Fear Street…

Image: AtheneumIf you grew up in a time when book fairs were a thing, you almost certainly know Bunnicula. Every kid in the 1980s and 1990s had Bunnicula. Written and created by James and Deborah Howe, it follows a pet rabbit found in a movie theater playing Dracula which leads the family dog to believe it’s a “vampire bunny.” The book for young readers spawned multiple sequels as well as TV show and now it’s getting a whole new re-imagination.Out this week is Bunnicula: The Graphic Novel written by James Howe and Andrew…