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    Thrud The Barbarian #1

    Thrud The Barbarian » Thrud The Barbarian #1 - Carborundum Capers released by self published on June 2002.

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    Carborundum Capers last edited by yewberry on 11/24/22 10:10PM View full history

    The King of Carborundum is having a spot of bother with the necromancer To-Me Ku-Pa; naturally he turns to Sir Percival Pursuivant and the Magnificent Seven Knights of Saint Simeon the Saintly for help. Sadly they disturb the sleep of our Barbarian hero on the way to the town and are soon rendered unable to help (THWOP!, FWAP!, SPLATT!THWOK!, POK!, KER-CHOK! & SPAM!).

    Luckily for the town Thrud stops by for a visit to the pub (being a barbarian is thirsty work) and has his pint spilt by To-Me Ku-Pa, (PAF!, WHUMP! STOMPSTOMPSTOMP!). The Necromancer's evil schemes are ended. Unluckily for the town a fire started during the fight burns it to the ground forcing the good folk of Carborundum to live on turnips for another year. Our hero walks off into the sunset.

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    • Carl Critchlow artist, colorist, cover, editor, inker, letterer, penciler, writer
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    Thrud is tremendous fun and Carl Critchlow's art is brilliant. I was always a huge fan of Thrud from his days as a one page strip in White Dwarf magazine and was surprised to find him still going years later and finally appearing in his first full length book. I bought the book out of nostalgia seriously doubting that I would still find him as appealing as I did when I was a teenager or that he would work in a book this length after the compact one page fun of old. He hasn't changed a bit and ...

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