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, SO' SAVED HONEST A f WRONG. V I ALL USTREMEOLINOS -FOR 2.5 YE. ARS if THASS MERELY A CUTE Y-i, I '' sF EET EES THE BITTER A V
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' ICL' FO'VOON THE. VJe - MURDEP.1r - . , f BEEN A GREAT I (-
ACCOUNT YO 'ISTH ' ) WORLD'S V22fr XT?f. L TT-2 ' ' BULLFIGHTER -
If POT. EVERY 25 YEARS, - , J( MY FATHER-MY GRANDFATHER- .aSJ NEXT WEEK COMES MY-s""6 1 ??- WHEN YO' RUMPLES T" :t5ffi'
A WHEN THEY CELEBRATETHE .- HEES FATHER, BEFORE HEEM T I "l GOOD LUCK DAY.y BUT, THE VL. YORE HAIR LIKE THET iJ5"?
FEAST OF GOOD LUCK; BY A 1 - ,7 ALL GOT ZE HORN ON THAT rVo V5, I A GREAT NAME OF TREMBOLINO If YO' LOOKS JEST LIKE J lK v
A BULLFIGHT IN MADRID A J YK LOUSY GOOD LUCK DAY ff M -Kg ..... 7 WILL BE MUD FOR I S LI'L, ABNER.V- .f-SSS'VSi
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Our Story a crimson sun is setting
TO CLOSE THE DAY UPON WHICH PRINCE
VALIANT HAS SACRIFICED HIS HONOR.
HE LOOKS BACK ON THE NOISY CAMP
AND WONDERS IF THE SEED HE HAS
PLANTED WILL-BEAR OMINOUS FRUIT.
DOWN BV THE SHORE THE NORTH-""
MEN ARE REPEATING VAL'S WORDS
"WHY RSK DSASTR UNDBR A MAO
AVVS WHEM THE RICHEST PLUNDER
S RIGHT HERE W THS CAMRfWAJCE
READY THE SHPS."
AND THE IRISH SCOTT! WHISPER:
"THE NORTHMEN ARE GONO TO
COLLECT THER WAGES N ADMNCB
...WHY NOT US? PREPARE 70SAL"
PRINCE VALIANT, ALIAS SIR QUINTUS, RETURNS TO HI5
DOORLESS ROOM, AND THE SPIES TAKE THEIR POSITIONS
OUTSIDE, MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR ALFRED TO SHAVE HIS
HEAD. BUT ALFRED IS READY:-"YOUR COLD S GETTNG
WORSE, AAASTER. YOU MUST MEEP YOUR HEAD COWERED."
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VAL LAYS ASIDE ARMS AND ARMOR AND APPEARS BEFORE;
KING OCH. SRE, YOUR TAX HAS DONE TWO THNGS. IT
HAS FLLED YOUR EMPTY COPPERS AND T HAS MADE
YOU8ARMY HUNGRY FOR MORE LOOT. THEY GAOW
RESTLESS AND MUST A1ARCH AT ONCE."1
T GVE THE ORDERS, SR QUIfJTUS,
THE SMILING TYRANT REMINDS . .
HIM. "AND THERE S A TORTURE
CHAMBER FOR THOSE WHO
PRESUME TOO FAR.
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BUT WITHIN THE STRONGHOLD SENTRIES ARE REDOUBLED,
AND VAL PACES THE WALLS. ALL IS OUIET THROUGH THE
LONG NIGHT. THEN, AT THE CHILL HOUR BEFORE DAWN,
ANGRY SHOUTS ARE HEARD. LIGHTS APPEAR, THEN
y ANGRY SHOUTS ARE MEAKU. I.IOH I i. AKKtftK, I ni
- . FLAMES, AND THE WHOLE CAMP BREAKS INTO AN
hWi'slLl UPROAR! ...
. tJEXT WEEK-iO tht KatR.!
isummerfield.'
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