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Art Gallery / Re: The mysterious adventures of Laszlo and Edgar

« Last post by jorgear on November 22, 2025, 10:16:46 am »

You can read the weekly comic of the mysterious adventures of Laszlo and Edgar here at https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/The_mysterious_adventures_of_Laszlo_and_Edgar/

and get their comic books ...

In Spanish: https://www.bubok.es/autores/laszloedgar/3
In English: https://www.lulu.com/es/search?contributor=Jorge+Arnanz&page=2&pageSize=10&adult_audience_rating=00&sortBy=PRODUCT_SALES_90_DAYS
In French: https://www.leseditionsdunet.com/recherche?keys=LASZLO+EDGAR

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 450

« Last post by AmigaDragon on November 22, 2025, 12:27:42 am »

Why did Brand switch to nose and mouth handling rather than sticking to telekinesis? Is Roko noticing something particularly interesting about the arm?

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 450

« Last post by ArchTeryx on November 21, 2025, 11:15:32 pm »

I'm sure the large clawed armature holding a sword isn't impressive now, Brand, but man you can be thick sometimes.

When it was animated by the Puppetmancer, I'm sure it was a whole hell of a bloody lot more threatening.

Despite my abysmally low batting average, I'm down to two theories about the Puppetmancer.

1) The 'getting turned into a tree' thing was temporary, reversed, or never happened. Suzokon-kyo is the Puppetmancer, quietly working on a whole new kind of puppet to try the whole thing again.
2) Suzokon-kyo had a Sauron-Morgoth type of relationship with the Puppetmancer; Suzokon was once his apprentice, but when the Puppetmancer was destroyed, he quietly carried on as his protege, with the same goal as #1. Finish what his sensei started.

But I've been wrong PLENTY so don't take me too seriously. It'll be fun if I turn out to be right, though.

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 450

« Last post by monterrang on November 21, 2025, 09:21:07 pm »

Kenji Yukanna, this chapter might be for you.

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Rain Burn / Rain Burn, page 450

« Last post by VirBot on November 21, 2025, 09:00:36 pm »

   
This thing I found in the dirt is not impressive.

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Panic!! Mysterious Dungeons! / Re: Panic!! Mysterious Dungeons! Page 96

« Last post by AmigaDragon on November 21, 2025, 04:05:57 pm »

Does Absol feel compelled to observe the disasters? If there's simultaneous disasters, which one does he pick? How far will he travel for one?

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 449

« Last post by ArchTeryx on November 21, 2025, 12:56:20 pm »

I realized the sword's shine was likely metallic, I was referring to the arm holding it.

Has to be metal. Note the circular joints, sharp claws, etc. That HAS to be metal; dirt wouldn't work for that.

The armature was buried and buried for a LONG time. Raised up, it's of course gonna be crusted over with dirt. And considering how cursed that object is, I'm not sure they're gonna want to go on an archaeological dig just now.

They have an important clue: They know this was a battlefield of the Puppet Wars. And more and more, the quetz seems to be key players in taking down the Puppetmancer.

Who has a beef with the quetz again?

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 449

« Last post by AmigaDragon on November 20, 2025, 08:43:55 pm »

I realized the sword's shine was likely metallic, I was referring to the arm holding it.

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 449

« Last post by ArchTeryx on November 20, 2025, 06:07:03 pm »

Is it made of stone or crusted over?

Crusted over with dirt. The crust breaks off easily and it reveals a metal armature of some kind.

They found it by part of it reflecting like a mirror as the Long Patrol passes over.

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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 449

« Last post by ArchTeryx on November 18, 2025, 09:25:17 pm »

My original theory was correct. There was a major battle in the Puppet Wars there and almost certainly the Puppetmancer himself was there to coordinate the assault. And whoever was counterattacking was using scorched earth weapons against the puppets. That must have been an UGLY battle.