10| Pete DiNunzio

Pete listens to all kinds of metal, including black metal and death metal, and "anything with horror imagery is a plus." [1] Evan Dorkin mentioned that he always thought Pete might be bisexual. [2] Of the group members, Pete has the smallest collection, mainly because his father destroys his things because his interests are not "favorable". Compared to the other three members of the club, he is also considerably the poorest of them, having much less money than the others. In addition to the bullying he and his peers endured, Pete also suffered harassment from his older brothers and his father. Dorkin, in particular, has stated that no member of Pete's family understands or sympathizes with his interests. [3]

Full name Peter Michael DiNunzio Age 17 Gender Male Eye color White (without pupil) Hair color Black Tastes Zombies Yellow Survival horror Classic horror Hammer Films Lucio Fulci. Peter "Pete" Michael DiNunzio is one of the four main characters in Evan Dorkin's Eltingville comics and the animated pilot Welcome to Eltingville. He is the "Secretary of Terror" of the Eltingville Club. He is characterized by his intense passion for the horror genre, particularly for practical visual effects (VFX), which borders on the fetishistic, and possesses a notably irascible and aggressive temperament. Appearance Pete is the shortest member of the Eltingville Club and is usually depicted as having a stocky build. His style reflects his interests, often featuring graphic tees related to horror, comics, or heavy metal bands, which he typically wears with jeans and sometimes a jacket. He sports a buzz cut, often hidden by a backwards baseball cap. His most distinctive facial features include a prominent unibrow, a large nose, and acne. Like Jerry, his eyes are usually drawn without pupils, appearing as white circles. Personality Pete shares the argumentative and short-tempered nature common to the group, especially Bill and Josh. He is easily angered, defensive, and often insults his companions, readily getting into fights. His specific obsession lies with the horror genre, displaying an almost fetishistic reverence for the masters of horror cinema and special effects artists. Despite his aggression, Pete occasionally attempts to project maturity or oppose the group's more extreme behaviors, as seen briefly in "Bring Me The Head Of Boba Fett," though these moments are usually fleeting. His defensive attitude may stem in part from his family life, where his interests are disapproved of, particularly by his father.