The Oblongs

[Orutra]

The Oblongs was based of a book called Creepy Susie : And 13 Other Tragic Tales for Troubled Children.  The art work is far from the animated series.  I think there is only one book.

[Leukotic]

How did you come up with that?

[Orutra]

What do you mean?  Like how did I find it?  Or how did I know it was a book?  I don't understand your question.

[SaiyanGoku2k3]

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Leukotic wrote:
How did you come up with that?

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Did you look at the book? There is a picture of the gothic girl (I forgot her name) on the cover, plus the chapters have names like "The Debbies" and "Milo's Disorder".

Wow, just read the Debby story. They were mean to Helga, so she cut off their heads and ate their pizza crusts. LOL

I put that book on my Wish List.

Message Edited by SaiyanGoku2k3 on 03-12-2005 01:27 AM

[Cartoon_Nightmare]

yea i kinda remember that book. It was big time hit in the early 2000's for lil kiddie monster books. I myself have 'The Meloncholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Tales." by Tim Burton

[hahadangleybits]

gee thanx for finaly joining the bandwagon...for anybody who followed the oblongs in 2000 when they originaly aired this is COMMOM KNOWLEDGE

[R.I.P.MissHell66]

Don't forget  **bleep** and Muffy.  The story with no words.  That is a great book but i hate how Angus draws boobies.

[Majikthise]

I got the book as a pollyanna gift one year and liked it well enough. I was never too thrilled with how it translated to TV, though.

[tazzftw]

Um..... at the beggining of every episode, it says "Characters based on the book: "