Goosebumps, the horror franchise from the classic books by R.L. Stine, is still burned in readers’ memories. Some stand out as the best of the series.

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Sure, some of the books had spooky and memorable plots, but what made R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps series so iconic were those wild covers. If you don’t have those bad boys ingrained into your ...

Arguably more well-known than the stories themselves, R.L. Stine‘s Goosebumps book series’s covers found the perfect blend of cartoonish and creepy, as Tim Jacobus’ neon-soaked art seared ...

The way Tim Jacobus tells it, he wasn’t always going to be the cover artist for Goosebumps, the horror-for-kids R.L. Stine series.He and another artist, Jim Thiesen, took turns on the first two ...

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I was easily scared as a kid, so book covers with even a hint of horror had me sleeping with the lights on. Though most children’s book covers were pretty scaredy-cat friendly, the Goosebumps ...

This is probably one of the most legendary Goosebumps tales thanks to its iconic cover and the '90s TV adaptation that brought it to life in such a nightmarish way.

He said he skewed toward drawing fantasy covers, not horror, before beginning his “Goosebumps” run. The original 62-book series ran from 1992 to 1997, and Jacobus created covers for all but ...

‘Goosebumps’ Author R.L. Stine Admits He’s Going to Be 112 and ‘Still Writing These Books’ Plus, the prolific author tells TheWrap what he finds “really scary” about Disney+ and Hulu ...