Perhaps he was lynched, but the camel dealt the fatal blow. And, of course, this story was most likely passed on through friends of a friend so ‘camel’ could have easily originated as ‘centaur-like deer-thing person’.
And now we know how Herne’s antlers work. This does make more prominent the question of what he does with the shed antlers. Herne’s speech begets the question of who survived the herbs’ effects and for how long.
This isn’t quite the action I had anticipated, but it’s certainly a surprise nonetheless.
Elric?
Has Manuel a brother, perhaps? LOL
Small typo, I think, in the last panel. “…and nobody _every_ found out what was in those herbs.”
Manuel didn’t have a brother, but he DID have a mentor who died in a way that the Hag heard about.
my thoughts exactly werrf. but he wasn’t lynched. rather, he was stepped on by a camel: http://www.diggercomic.com/?p=654
“but i didn’t even tell her the unspeakable part….”
Perhaps he was lynched, but the camel dealt the fatal blow. And, of course, this story was most likely passed on through friends of a friend so ‘camel’ could have easily originated as ‘centaur-like deer-thing person’.
Ah Samuel. Who knows what hijinks that fella got up to.
The townsperson knew, but they were unspeakable.
Tsk. Don’t they know? Ask for antidote first, kill salesman later
Myself, I’m wondering if the slugs’ druid decided to take up a new life as a travelling salesman. 😉
His mate was known as Elric of Movingbone, with his magic sword Hornbringer
And now we know how Herne’s antlers work. This does make more prominent the question of what he does with the shed antlers. Herne’s speech begets the question of who survived the herbs’ effects and for how long.
I wonder if those supplements tasted of tomato? Good thing they never risked eggplant.