Stan and Hunchy Coalville by renecyberdoc
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Description
Author and screenplay by Steven Cyberberg and Harry Wank
Casting By Renecyberdoc productions and designs.
Producer : Joey Proudneck of Longbottom
While in the midst of connecting the loose ends on Spackopolis/Spackovian storylines,my friend Mike had the brilliant idea of sending a pile of creative ideas over to my side,inspiring me to do an Eerie Morgue/Dungeon Series with absolute weird characters.
Well I take up the challenge and I expect critics and inspirations and ideas from the newly appointed Senior Advisor MikeErsson.
Some of my visitors have been surprised at the cleanness of the Morgue when I showed of Nibbley and Creepley,well this morgue is just a cover,
The real Story is somewhat more complex,it started as stories often do,with a bad childhood,not meant as apology for the poor deranged kids killed literally 1000s over the years,no no no,we don’t look for an excuse or a hole where to hide these gruesome facts.we will bring em to the open,the public has a right to know.
Here we have a couple of shots of the old times,Coalville,the house with the basement Uncle Marv used to take the kid downstairs and play with his… you know…(muamua),
The other shows the Undertaker Bizzinezz from Hunchys father.

Comments (39)
Two excellent scenes that will have lots of different stories over time. Excellent work.
Excellent Rene, loved the mood here, well done!
Excellent SEPIA F/X
COOL WORK
Oh, my.... The melding of minds.......LOL! Well this should prove interesting to say the least! :-D I really like the sepia tone on this, Rene! It does give it the look of a small town back in the early 1900s. Can't wait to see what develops out of this!
Very nice. Well done!!!
Splendid, old style presentation!
Great aged look.
very good renders René!