“How Mirka Got Her Sword,” page 52

On November 12, 2008 · 14 Comments

The last panel, with the yarn nose and ears flopping around, is one of my favorites.


14 Responses to ““How Mirka Got Her Sword,” page 52”

  1. Nella says:

    Cthulu!

  2. Nella says:

    Cthulu!

  3. Volker says:

    Lol! I found that really cute for some reason.

    Mirka is a such a clever girl. ^^

  4. Volker says:

    Lol! I found that really cute for some reason.

    Mirka is a such a clever girl. ^^

  5. Miriam says:

    Ha! I love Mirka’s expression in the second to last panel 🙂

  6. Miriam says:

    Ha! I love Mirka’s expression in the second to last panel 🙂

  7. Dani says:

    The troll looks like an upside-down gym bag with a head!

  8. Dani says:

    The troll looks like an upside-down gym bag with a head!

  9. Fish says:

    Ah. I thought the troll looked rather like the sweater she had crafted.

  10. Fish says:

    Ah. I thought the troll looked rather like the sweater she had crafted.

  11. Nicky says:

    I’m so excited to find this comic again! I read it and loved it years ago and was so sad when it just …. stopped. I’d sorta forgotten about it, but just saw a link on some other webcomic — but no, I can’t remember which one, maybe “Family Man” — and now I’ve cheerfully spent another hour of my life reading an entire new webcomic from first to now. I’m off to buy the dead tree edition! Thank you for bringing Mirka back!

  12. Nicky says:

    I’m so excited to find this comic again! I read it and loved it years ago and was so sad when it just …. stopped. I’d sorta forgotten about it, but just saw a link on some other webcomic — but no, I can’t remember which one, maybe “Family Man” — and now I’ve cheerfully spent another hour of my life reading an entire new webcomic from first to now. I’m off to buy the dead tree edition! Thank you for bringing Mirka back!

  13. Yochva says:

    Ah, I knew it! And I love how he’s made of yarn and buttons, that’s so neat! ^_^

  14. Yochva says:

    Ah, I knew it! And I love how he’s made of yarn and buttons, that’s so neat! ^_^

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