NOTES
- Why are there so many mirrors?
- How can mirrors be “ears”?
- Apparently, Yla’s voice sounds a lot like someone else’s
- “Lares and penates“
#104
#103
NOTES
- Prince Karbunkel is wearing his diplomatic uniform
- Karbunkel’s use of the word “obsolete” is a subliminal jab at Shiraadh and her faith
- Vurka knows that Karbunkel and Shiraadh have a past, and that Karbunkel is a Plagiarist
#102
NOTES
- Reappearance of Jellyback the Glowborg
- Who truly slaughtered the Glowborgs in Perceptive Times: was it Refusaleth, or Nefaria?
#101
NOTES
- Curdelbludd returns
- Insanus’ island is just visible in panel 3
#100
NOTES
- With page 100, the strip moves from 6 panels a page (approximately) to 9
- Refusaleth takes center stage (panel)
- Refusaleth has hearing so acute, he can even hear things that sound like his name
#99
NOTES
- Reappearance of Corny’s step-sister Daizee (with “Heartbreaker” shirt), in the ordinary world
- If no one knew that Corny had disappeared, wouldn’t his family believe he was still there?
#98
NOTES
- Where could a cordless telephone possibly have come from? Maybe someone was holding it when they opened the Lost Book?
#97
NOTES
- When someone communicates through a yellow resinate, which then crumbles, what does that mean?
- Is the Empire actually spying on Corny, and who could be a “Glowborg sympathizer”?
#96
NOTES
- The painting is of the current Midirian Empress (Narrative Timeline)
- Bromance is looking at the part of the painting that’s been torn out, in panel 3
- There are yellow crystals at the base of the painting
- Radish-Hoof is the only one of the group who has actually met the Empress
- Scrawled on the painting and then crossed out: “D.R.I.N.K.”
#95
NOTES
- First appearance of the last of the Subborgs; would you even know about them, if Refusaleth hadn’t killed all but one?
- Refusaleth recognizes that the monstrances beneath the ground once belonged to Nefaria