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No. Kurt Cobain has no role in Pulp Fiction.

Well, it's a bit of a mystery. There's no definitive evidence that Kurt Cobain was a die-hard comics fan, but there are hints that he had at least some appreciation for them.

Kurt Cobain was not slated to be in Pulp Fiction. The casting and character lineup for the movie didn't include him. It's just a misconception or rumor that may have circulated for no valid reason.

Maybe. There's no clear evidence one way or the other about Kurt Cobain's comic reading habits.

Not sure, really. There's not much clear evidence one way or the other. But it's possible he did enjoy comics in his spare time.

There isn't a very direct and obvious connection between Kurt Cobain and Pulp Fiction. Kurt Cobain was a figure in the grunge music scene, while Pulp Fiction is a cult classic movie in the realm of cinema. However, both had a significant impact on the counter - culture of their respective times. Kurt Cobain's music with Nirvana was all about expressing the angst and disillusionment of a generation, and Pulp Fiction was known for its non - linear storytelling and edgy characters that also appealed to those who were looking for something different from mainstream culture.

One common theme is his music. Fan fictions often explore the creative process behind his iconic songs. For example, how he came up with the lyrics and melodies of 'Smells Like Teen Spirit'.

A funny Kurt Cobain story is that he was once interviewed by a very serious - looking journalist. Kurt decided to answer all the questions in a really high - pitched voice, like a cartoon character. The journalist was completely thrown off and didn't know how to react. Kurt thought it was hilarious and it showed his playfulness. He wasn't afraid to break the mold, even in an interview situation, and make things a bit more light - hearted.

The comic doesn't explicitly point to a particular individual as the one who killed Kurt Cobain. It keeps you guessing and leaves room for your own interpretation.

It's hard to say for sure. Maybe he would have continued making great music and had a lasting impact on the music industry.