If Pleasance had still been alive

If Pleasance had still been alive Oct 23, 2019 17:24:16 GMT

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Post by seahawksraawk00 on Oct 23, 2019 17:24:16 GMT

Oct 23, 2019 15:33:21 GMT Anonymous Andy said:

Oct 23, 2019 15:12:26 GMT seahawksraawk00 said:

I mean, he was pushing 70 by the 90s, so I'm not sure how physical his role really could have gotten. There is a comic that ties up Halloween 2 up to H20 and one of the last scenes featuring Michael and Loomis was with Loomis in his deathbed in the hospital and Michael had abducted his wife and tortured her and left her for dead in front of Loomis tied up in a chair just to taunt him. Loomis goad Michael that he'd never find Laurie (because she moved and changed her identity). Loomis tries to save his wife but sees that Michael carved the name Keri Tate on the back of his wife and he realized Michael always knew that Laurie faked her death and ends up going into cardiac arrest. If something like that was filmed for the prologue of H20, it would be a nice closure to him and Michael's rivalry.

Oh my God, that comic sounds terrible.

What's the name of it and where can I find it?!

halloweenmovie.fandom.com/wiki/Halloween:_Sam
It's called Halloween: Sam. Here's the synopsis of that final scene.

In early 1995, Dr. Loomis suffers a heart attack and is hospitalized. At the hospital, Loomis awakes in the middle of the night to find Michael standing over him. When asked why he has come, Michael presents the doctor with a plastic bag containing a severed hand and blood-stained photographs from Loomis' past. Loomis looks up in horror to see his old friend Elizabeth Worthington tied to a chair in front of him, beaten and gagged. He attempts to stop Michael but is knocked to the floor and forced to watch as Michael removes Elizabeth's eyeball with his knife. Hysterical, Loomis mocks Myers, claiming that his eternal mission to relive Judith's murder was futile since his only other sister had perished in a car crash. Michael leaves the room, and, as Loomis unties his former love, he finds the words "Keri Tate" carved onto her back. Before he dies of coronary failure, Loomis realizes that Michael knows — and has always known — that Laurie Strode is still alive.

Corrections, it wasn't his wife. But I think if we got something like this if he were still alive and returned for H20 as Loomis one more time, it'd be fitting.