DISQUS

Ah, poor Geeves.

I guess girls don't make passes at elves who wear glasses.

Al'bert as Inigo has to be one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.

I think "How To Spot A Unicorn and Then Kill It Immediately" is one of the best book titles I've heard in years.

I've been most impressed by the color of Zedwig's cheeks. And also Fang's.

Really lovely job on the coloring these last few pages.

Now, if only I could decide which one of these two needed a hug the most.

Zedwig's so deflated he could be a souffle.

Bunny slippers? Wouldn't Fang have already eaten them or outlawed them or something?

(I don't know why, exactly, but Fang seems like the bunny slipper consuming type).

It looks like all Zedwig did to "get dressed" was put a jacket on.

Passive-aggressive passiveness to help the rebellion? Or not so much...

And I've always thought Fang resembled a Dracula reject. It's the collar. It just screams vampire and also "my neck is protected from people with fangs who could bite it!"

I protest!
Zedwig had a funny moment!

Or is everyone forgetting the scene with the magician. And the infamous:
"Should I call security?"
"...Definitely."

http://www.purnicellin.com/lint/?p=1041

Oh, Zedwig, how I love you! Less than Al'bert, yes, but still!

Is it bad that I keep hearing that phrase from "Bil and Ted's Excellent Adventure"?

"Don't be dead, dude!"

I started reading this comic for Al'Bert (he's goooooorgeous), and I'm very glad I did. My one complaint is that it did not feature him enough.

I love how casually Fang reveals the secret to his soon-to-be success in front of a gang of bandits. Even with the spearing and the macing and the swordifying, there's the possibility some of them could escape with this most important information. Not that they would know what to do with the information, I suspect.

Also, powerful magic + jewelry = the win!