The art style feels like a mix of Richard Scarry and some of those Little Golden Books I used to read. I’m a sucker for the “Cutesy Horror” vibe, so this is right up my alley. 😊❤
The book is basically an episode of Dexter. It was a pretty good story but the writer failed to show why the main character is a psychopath. I also found the ending to be a little too easily wrapped up.There is no hero in this story only villains which is disappointing.
That comic was really good ! Sam wasn't the only one "Big predator" tho : their was a tiger as well (with his daughter) and what I believe was a Wolf (in that rabbit coffee shop). But they were shown really briefly so it really doesn't undermine your point with Sam being the apex predator among what could mostly be preys for a Bear like her. It makes me wonder if the story would have been as good if they were all depicted as humans ? (Without Sam's viewpoint) Great video by the way !!
If I remember correctly, the tiger and wolf were only in the city. So at least in Woodbrook Sam is is the only apex predator. I think the animal angle gives the series a distinct look and a bit of mystery.
@@hailkingrex I went back to the comic and yeah the tiger was in issues 3 and 6 and the wolf was in the rabbit's coffee (not far from Sam's shop, where the annoying pig started an argument) both in Woodbrook and I have no Idea why those two were apex predators as well since they had no significance to the story at all ? And yeah I totally agree with you about the mystery and the distinct look 👌
Probably not, the use of anthromorphic animals is a common technique in stories like this to take the edge off to a degree and make the events slightly less viseral while also enforcing that thematic idea you mentioned. Maus did the same thing through the use of cats and mice.
What would Sam do if she were to meet a cannibal? A true predator who kills for hunger and eat thereof, but never kill for killing's sake. The law of the jungle. A law she's breaking.
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I never thought the anthropomorphic world was just her vision. Thanks
This book’s art style looks like those old kids book you would find at libraries
@@kgoldeny You might be thinking of Richard Scarry
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This is amazing and horrifying. As an artist, horror and monstrosity go hand in hand. You can make a bloody mess and not catch a felony.
Unsolved murders are a guilty pleasure of mine. Beneath the Trees makes me wonder what kind of person never gets caught
@@hailkingrex it’s the most purposeful of predators.
"Bear or a men?"
That bear is a woman.
The art style feels like a mix of Richard Scarry and some of those Little Golden Books I used to read. I’m a sucker for the “Cutesy Horror” vibe, so this is right up my alley. 😊❤
I was thinking Omaha and Albedo.
The book is basically an episode of Dexter. It was a pretty good story but the writer failed to show why the main character is a psychopath. I also found the ending to be a little too easily wrapped up.There is no hero in this story only villains which is disappointing.
That comic was really good !
Sam wasn't the only one "Big predator" tho : their was a tiger as well (with his daughter) and what I believe was a Wolf (in that rabbit coffee shop). But they were shown really briefly so it really doesn't undermine your point with Sam being the apex predator among what could mostly be preys for a Bear like her.
It makes me wonder if the story would have been as good if they were all depicted as humans ? (Without Sam's viewpoint)
Great video by the way !!
If I remember correctly, the tiger and wolf were only in the city. So at least in Woodbrook Sam is is the only apex predator.
I think the animal angle gives the series a distinct look and a bit of mystery.
@@hailkingrex I went back to the comic and yeah the tiger was in issues 3 and 6 and the wolf was in the rabbit's coffee (not far from Sam's shop, where the annoying pig started an argument) both in Woodbrook and I have no Idea why those two were apex predators as well since they had no significance to the story at all ?
And yeah I totally agree with you about the mystery and the distinct look 👌
@@belier822 could be i was totally off the mark lol
@@hailkingrex Nah your point's still definitely valid haha
Probably not, the use of anthromorphic animals is a common technique in stories like this to take the edge off to a degree and make the events slightly less viseral while also enforcing that thematic idea you mentioned. Maus did the same thing through the use of cats and mice.
I just finished this comic, so color me surprised when this video popped up on my feed! Loved your video and the comic!
What would Sam do if she were to meet a cannibal? A true predator who kills for hunger and eat thereof, but never kill for killing's sake. The law of the jungle. A law she's breaking.
I didnt believe you weren't a bear until the hood came up.
Call me Dana Carvey, I'm a master of disguise
He kinda is a bear below the disguise tbh
Reminds me of bonnies bakery
It's a bear
You can't fool me
Obviously a bear
Trick answer: They not like us.
Thank you for sharing!
@@laurennya494 you're welcome!