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    Snarked! #12

    Snarked! » Snarked! #12 - Fit the Twelfth: For The Snark was a Boojum, You See; Smiles and Soap released by Boom! Studios on September 1, 2012.

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    FINAL ISSUE of the Eisner Award-nominated series! Harvey Award winner Roger Langridge's (THE MUPPET SHOW, THOR: THE MIGHT AVENGER) critically acclaimed series SNARKED comes to a close in this touching finale. Will our heroes escape the dangers of Snark Island? With her father the Red King in tow, will Scarlett be able to save the kingdom from the clutches of the dastardly royal advisors? And what will become of the Walrus and the Carpenter? Find out here!

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    Snarked! #12 - Fit the Twelfth: For The Snark was a Boojum, You See; Smiles and Soap by the_poet on September 22, 2012

    My ambition in life is to meet some who makes me so mad I will have to shout, "I hope you see a Snark that is a Boojum!" Of course, most people would not understand that Lewis Carrol reference and think I am a raving crazy person (a step up from my usual annoying crazy person role), but we all have to have dreams in life however strange, right?Snarked has really been a strange dream-like story. It's loosely based on this nonsensical poem by Lewis Carrol called "The Hunting of the Snark". The poe...

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