Calling Neverland Nightmare redundant isn't a fair criticism. One, it's common for stories to have multiple interpretations. Greek myths are often retold, there are numerous Batman comics, even Once Upon A Time itself is just another version of past stories. And two, it's not as though OUAT has full claim over this dark version of Peter Pan. Even in the original work, by J.M. Barrie, the character is pretty creepy.

With that said, I did enjoy this article.

Thank you for bringing Neverland Nightmare to my, and others', attention. Also, for shining a light on OUAT's Peter Pan arc. I found it to be one of, if not, the most impressive storyline of the show. The show is far from perfect, but talented writers still managed to make that piece of the story genuinely thrilling and spooky, all without a drop of blood.