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It could be for creating a spooky or mysterious look. Maybe to show the character is tired or has some kind of inner turmoil.

There aren't many major differences. The adaptations mostly stick to the core story and characters of the manga.

Some manga similar to Horimiya could be 'Kaguya-sama: Love is War' for its sweet and comical romance.

Jim Carrey's political cartoons are known for their bold imagery and thought-provoking messages. They frequently tackle controversial topics with a mix of humor and criticism.

Often, in children's cartoons, you might find a scene like this. Maybe a dog playing in a puddle and causing a mud splash. But it depends on the specific cartoon and its storyline.

The scarecrow in the old Batman cartoon is often depicted as a creepy and manipulative villain with mind-controlling abilities.

The connection between ghost and soap in the comic is quite interesting. They start as strangers but gradually form a bond based on shared experiences and common goals. However, they also face challenges and misunderstandings along the way.

Well, it could be that Hulk shows up in 'The Boys' comic causing chaos and forcing the main characters to face a new kind of threat. There might be power struggles and unexpected alliances.

Start by sketching the basic outlines of the couple. Focus on their poses and body proportions. Then add details like facial expressions and clothing.

Tim Fielder's comics often have a unique art style and complex storylines.