If you haven’t subscribed to the Thwip Studios videos on youtube, you really need to. JR from our podcast portrays Norman Osborn/ Green Goblin in a few of them and he’s awesome!
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JR as Norman Rocks!!!
Well done, JR. Really captured Norman in both personas very well. Especially the opening and playing with the action figures.
Oh my.
Thank you. I had a great time.
@1 just out of curiosity, which ones have been hits for you?
@2 He really did an excellent job!
That was awesome. JR did an excellent job!! 🙂
The Thwip Studios videos have been hit-or-miss with me. They condense the stories down way too much. Plus, how can you do The Death of Jean DeWolff and leave out Daredevil?
Still I have high hopes for this one. It’s a great story, and the more we get to hear J.R. as Norman/Goblin the better.
Plus it’s one of J.R.’s favorite Goblin stories drawn by one of his least-favorite artists.