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I'm not sure specifically as 'lint' by itself is an odd name for a graphic novel. It could be about a character named Lint or perhaps something related to lint as in the small bits of fiber. Without more context, it's hard to say.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Lint' graphic novel you are referring to. There are many graphic novels with various titles. If it's a relatively niche or indie work, it might be difficult to determine the artist without more context.

You can start by checking in local comic book stores. Ask the staff if they have heard of a graphic novel called 'lint'. They might be able to help you or at least give you some leads.

Charles de Lint's first novel was 'The Riddle of the Wren'.

Well, de Lint's short stories typically combine elements of myth, folklore, and modern life. They have a unique blend of the supernatural and the mundane, and often explore themes of identity and belonging.

Some fanfics might show the Licker in a different light, perhaps not just as a mindless killing machine. It could be part of a larger experiment or have some sort of connection to the main characters' past. This can lead to some really interesting character - driven stories where the Licker serves as a catalyst for the characters to face their fears or discover hidden truths.

Well, one possibility could be that the Licker somehow enters the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Maybe it's through a magical portal created by a dark wizard's experiment gone wrong. The Licker then starts causing chaos in Hogwarts, and Harry and his friends have to use their magic to stop it without harming the other students or the school.

"I recommend you a book called 'Resident Evil Big Boss'. This is a sci-fi-doomsday crisis novel with a world of Resident Evil. All kinds of characters and viruses will appear in this book, including Foragers. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

One characteristic is the seamless blend of the ordinary and the magical. His stories often take place in normal - looking settings like modern cities, but then there are these hidden magical elements.

No. It contains a word that has vulgar connotations in common usage ('pussy' in a non - cat sense), which makes it inappropriate for a proper story title.