Well, this redesign is great.

I'm making this zine about how much I loved internet horror growing up. It's mostly me as a kid drawn into iconic old creepypasta pics. I liked how this one turned out the best.

"I Will Sentence You!"

I had this piece finished for a while, but never bothered to post it anywhere. For his design, I took some inspiration from other artworks of Jack to create this and I think it turned out great! I was never a huge fan of Creepypastas or Eyeless Jack so I don't have much to say. I also have a drawing that depicts Jeff the Killer so I'll be posting it later on too.

Well, I like the story and Sally is one of my favorite Creepypasta characters (along with Judge Angel, Slender Man, Zalgo, Lulu, Lazari, Nurse Ann, etc.)

But I see that many people complain about the story and think it's bad, so soon I will do an unofficial rewrite of the story, kind of like what Pastra did with Jeff the Killer.

It will have the same theme as the original, but much more constructed and developed, like in Berserk... and incidentally, it will feature Sam Williams, her non-canonical cousin.

Finally, to reward you all, here's a drawing I made of her. I like her in blue overalls, I don't know why.

(The artwork above is not mine.)

Well, I remember asking this same question before, but it didn't work out, so here it is:

Well, I like the character and her creepypasta. I don't know why people don't like it and say it's pointless and bad. I think the story is very well written and with acceptable dialogue. It's not 1999 level, but it's Good.

But, as mentioned before, I see a lot of people saying the story is bad, so... what are your ideas and changes if you were to rewrite the creepypasta?

Well, here is my idea for how I would rewrite the Judge creepypasta:

Basically, the weapon isn't just an object, but a mysterious relic recovered during archaeological excavations and brought home by the father after a business trip.

The protagonist's mother, Elizabeth Angela, performed rituals involving this sword, suggesting that the girl's birth was no coincidence but something planned to bring justice to the world. Her intentions were well-meaning; as a deeply religious Christian, she believed that to truly love one's neighbor, one had to kill the neighbor's "shadow" and protect the innocent—even through brutal means. Unknowingly, in 2011, she gave birth to a divine entity in the form of a girl with hair as golden as the sun and black eyes speckled with white dots resembling galaxies. She had neither sclera nor pupils, yet she could see twice as well as an ordinary human. Beth named the child Dina. Her father, Daniel Clark—Elizabeth's husband, an extremely perfectionist and arrogant judge—viewed his daughter as a monster. Prior to this, the mother had abandoned the rituals and tried to live an ordinary life, but she still had to care for Dina; despite the child's frightening appearance, she loved her deeply and found her eyes beautiful—unlike the father. At first, her father viewed her as a monster; being an arrogant perfectionist, this caused him to turn against her and begin mistreating her in an attempt to avert the "end of the world," as he believed she was a dark demon (like Zalgo)—which wasn't the case. Isolated for years, the girl began to develop schizophrenia; she started hearing voices she believed belonged to angels, though they were actually symptoms of her illness. She even came to believe the sword itself was "speaking" to her. Her father snapped after Maisha, Dina's nanny, sent photos of them to reporters; he tried to kill Dina but ended up killing his own wife instead—without a shred of remorse. He then imprisoned his daughter in the attic, which resembled a dungeon. However, Dina broke free, strangled the nanny to death, and made her way to the sword's display; she smashed the glass, grabbed the weapon, and felt something new: a primal urge to kill in the name of justice. Upon seeing her dead mother, she killed her father out of revenge, decapitating him and tossing his head into the fireplace. At the time, she had long hair, but she decided to cut it with the sword, leaving it short and messy. She then hunted down her father's lawyer, Tyler, and killed him as well. Finally, she completely lost her mind and decided she would determine who lived and who died—protecting the innocent while brutally killing the wicked. After burying her mother—the only person who had cared for her—she took a pendant and a white outfit and set out to kill various types of criminals, using her intelligence and strategic mind.

Anyway, I think I got a bit carried away, but that’s just my idea—what do you think? And what are your ideas?

First off, I apologize in advance if this post is messy or hard to follow. I'm having a hard time making sense of it and was hoping for some help.

So, while I'm very well aware that both Clockwork and Tobys creators have no interest in creepypasta anymore and that they've both been removed from it and took their characters with them, I still have a question about them.

Contextually, I was looking at Clockworks creators DA blog that was posted in 2018. In this blog, the creator says Clockwork would be 19 "currently", which would be the year 2018. This would mean she was born in 1999.

It's stated in Clockworks story that she is sixteen years old when she becomes Clockwork. This story was posted in 2013, which has led me to believe in the year of 2013, Clockwork is aged sixteen. HOWEVER, with the documentation that her birthday would be 1999 from the DA post, that would make her 14 years old in 2013.

This is not surprising information, however, as Clockwork was initially intended to be fourteen years old.

That in mind though, Ticci Toby is seventeen years old in his story. While his story was posted in 2013 as well as Clockworks, I remember hearing that Tobys story takes place during 2011. This could be fabricated and non-canon though and could just mean both their stories take place in 2013?

I am unsure, but anyway...If the timeline is that Tobys story takes place in 2011 when he is 17 and Clockworks takes place in 2013 when she is 14...

Wouldn't their canonically romantic relationship be deemed as incredibly controversial even for fictional serial killers?

Even taking the angle that both their stories take place in 2013 that would still leave them with a 3 year age gap between a 14 and 17 year old.

I really don't want to believe this timeline because I'm a huge TicciWork fan and always believed they were the same age or at least in a similar age to one another😭

I always thought that Clocky was 16 in 2013 and that Toby was 17 in 2013 because of the release dates of their stories but since I read the DA blog post and remembered hearing Tobys story takes place in 2011, I've been confused and questioning.

If you wanna find the blog post, it's titled "Creepypasta is dead (to me)" but I also ask if you look it up, to not question her creator as they want nothing to do with the fandom and have distanced themself from the character!

Any discussion is welcome! Thanks in advance guys! :3

I made this image, and it's fan-made, but it's quite fun.

Are you a fan of classic creepypastas?

Are you looking for stories of serial killers, anarchists, secrets hidden by a small town, abusive families, and monstrous beasts of nature?

If this sounds interesting to you, may I present the “Anzuverse”.

Seven stories written by me all set within the same universe that set to strike the feeling of classic creepypasta stories that we all know and love.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/314217347?utm\\_source=ios&utm\\_medium=link&utm\\_content=share\\_writing&wp\\_page=create&wp\\_uname=TheSkullio

(The fan art above is NOT mine)

Well, I like the story, I think it's one of the best Creepypastas ever written (I mean... there are some better ones, like 1999, NES Godzilla, NoEndHouse, Backrooms, etc.),But I see a lot of people saying the story is bad, etc. (not on the level of Jeff the Killer, but people talking about its quality), anyway... what would you do if you were to rewrite her story?.

Everything was drawn, edited, and photoshopped by me!

What if Uber existed for ghosts, cryptids, monsters, and urban legends?

That’s the concept behind I Drive for CERBER.

Jim, newly hired into the ranks of CERBER drivers, takes the job and learns, a little too late, that his passengers are paranormal. Now he has to transport his paranormal passengers, with some help from Slenderma...erre...Ray, to their destinations...or die trying.

Horror, dark humor, folklore, and very bad nights behind the wheel.

Issues #1-3 are live now on Kickstarter

CERBERComics.com

I’m trying to get the books printed, so every backer and share genuinely helps. And if you know somebody who lives for paranormal stories and creepy things in the dark, send them along for the ride.

My FAVORITE Creepypasta Girls

And in case you're wondering: yes, I drew inspiration from other artwork to create these Two; if you'd like, I can send the originals.

Well, I gave her regular socks, not that thing where the sock is attached to her underwear. Besides, she's still 15 years old in my AU.

I like her, but it's sad that she came from a terrible comic, but oh well...

What do y'all think?

Art credits go to
aldeline_bibeirous (most art) one of my lovely friends.
idi0t_d.art (mask guy is her oc)
egoist_draws
(You can find them all on instagram)

More information on Gaege on the Creepypasta files wiki.

This is Gaege Griffins, known as Sleepy Gaege. His one of my most worked on creepypasta oc from 2024, originally made in 2017 as a side character for a different project.

He has a little sister name Lily (Pray Lily) and has a husband name Adan.

Little facts:
- His Gay
- His Vegetarian
- IQ of 176
- His called Sleepy Gaege because of being insomniac (known as the sleepy proxy of slenderman)
- His origin story age was 18. His current age is 25-26.
- Born March 14th 1999.