You wouldn’t want to mess with the demonic Skull Man, not one but two this time. Ismail Alwi’s favourite scare-monger is not your ordinary joe; they have the powers to decide on the fate of humans, invariably those who are up to no good, like destroying the environment. One skull man with top hat, showing he’s a cool cat and sleek trickster, has a dinosaur lower half, while the other who looks like a decrepit king with a staff scepter and a crazy castle contraption for a crown, sprouts an oak roots for his lower body. What are they deciding about and is it a dangerous game they are playing? Have a green apple, you can choose from the tray of either Skull Man. Like the refrain from Roger Miller’s song, Little Green Apples, ‘God didn’t make little green apples. And it don’t rain in Indianopolis in the summertime. And there’s no such thing as Doctor Seuss. And Disneyland and Mother Goose is no nursery rhyme.” Indeed, Ismail Alwi’s Skull Man is no nursery rhyme.