NOTES
- Shiraadh gets a demonstration of the Nanowing, over the coast of Drymouth
- Refusaleth reemerges from the underground monstrances, with resinates and Anathemites
#124
#123
NOTES
- Karbunkel meets one last time with the Garblemen Sickeners of Yotaton, in his Fargon keep
- Plagiarist method is delineated in panels 2 and 3
- Karbunkel explains his intentions for the Allied Council in panel 5
- A dangerous weapon is about to be introduced to the Beyonding
#122
NOTES
- Bromance and Cornelius part ways in Drymouth, for the time being
- First strip on first day of 2012
#121
NOTES
- First clear appearance of Drymouth’s king, M’Hoa M’Hoa (he appeared in silhouette in #119)
- M’Hoa M’Hoa sounds identical to Brian Blessed as “Boss Nass”, from 1999’s Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (hence Corny’s inappropriate comment)
- M’Hoa M’Hoa’s “constructed language” can be better understood if spoken aloud
- “Backlandic treachdugglery”- could this refer to Fargon and Karbunkel, or Shoadom? Or something else?
- Originally published on Christmas, 2011
#120
NOTES
- Reverend Candlewary returns to Phubarb Village, which has been devastated by Refusaleth
- Thus begins Candlewary’s mistrust of Cornelius, and his impending crisis of faith
#119
NOTES
- Many civilizations in the Beyonding use “constructed language”, a tongue they create that only they can understand
- In panels 5 and 6, Bromance sheathes his sword upside-down and backwards into his scabardine
#118
NOTES
- Aga Regata explains it all to Bromance and restores his variblade
- Panel 3 shows a very young Bromance, and a much larger Pip, hinting at Pip’s abilities and the length of Bromance’s servitude
- Bromance is native to the Autumn Solstera
#117
NOTES
- The X’Sandru (pronounced yiks-AND-roo) can scream loudly enough to burst eardrums
- First appearance: the deity Aga Regata, as she appears to Bromance
#116
NOTES
- Closer view of structure on Insanus’ island
- Darkana intimates that there is a dark history to the creation of the unicorns in panel 2
- Insanus says “codemother” in his efforts to impress Darkana
- Darkana mentions pirates, and alludes to Karbunkel’s collusion with the Garblemen
- Waywardo drops a cup in the final panel, and Insanus drops a big hint
#115
NOTES
- First appearances: Darkana (the Dark Witch), and Waywardo, the automaton
- Insanus cleans up for Darkana’s visit, but still flubs repeatedly