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*The title of this book is a possible reference to ''They Call Me Creature'' and ''The Howler'', two books from the ''[[wikipedia: The Nightmare Room|The Nightmare Room]]'' series, which were also written by R. L. Stine. |
*The title of this book is a possible reference to ''They Call Me Creature'' and ''The Howler'', two books from the ''[[wikipedia: The Nightmare Room|The Nightmare Room]]'' series, which were also written by R. L. Stine. |
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**Additionally, the concept of a kid unwillingly becoming a superhero is similar to ''Shadow Girl''. |
**Additionally, the concept of a kid unwillingly becoming a superhero is similar to ''Shadow Girl''. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 18:49, 11 June 2020
This page contains information about upcoming material.
The content on this page is subject to change as more information becomes available.
They Call Me the Night Howler! is the eleventh book in the Goosebumps SlappyWorld series. It is currently slated for a release in 2020. [1]
The cover artwork depicts a pair of purple gloves reaching out from a dark area surrounded by purple curtains, as a pair of large orange eyes look on from the shadows.
Summary
During an interview, Stine revealed some details of this book's plot: "...a boy is at a superhero museum, and he runs into this superhero. And the superhero says "I'm sick of this. I don't want to do this anymore." And he gives his costume to the boy, and the boy becomes The Night Howler."[2]
Audiobook
| Audiobook | Release date | Length | Narrated by | Published by |
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July 7, 2020 | TBA | Joe Fria, Michael Gallagher | Scholastic Inc. |
Trivia
- The title of this book is a possible reference to They Call Me Creature and The Howler, two books from the The Nightmare Room series, which were also written by R. L. Stine.
- Additionally, the concept of a kid unwillingly becoming a superhero is similar to Shadow Girl.
- Dr. Maniac's appearance in this book was confirmed by Stine's editor Susan Lurie.[3]
References
| Goosebumps SlappyWorld series | ||
| #01 Slappy Birthday to You | #08 The Dummy Meets the Mummy! | #15 Judy and the Beast |
| #02 Attack of the Jack | #09 Revenge of the Invisible Boy | #16 Slappy in Dreamland |
| #03 I Am Slappy's Evil Twin | #10 Diary of a Dummy | #17 Haunting with the Stars |
| #04 Please Do Not Feed the Weirdo | #11 They Call Me the Night Howler! | #18 Night of the Squawker |
| #05 Escape from Shudder Mansion | #12 My Friend Slappy | #19 Friiight Night |
| #06 The Ghost of Slappy | #13 Monster Blood Is Back | SE Slappy, Beware! |
| #07 It's Alive! It's Alive! | #14 Fifth-Grade Zombies | |