Public service
As I see it, with a sample space of my readers, the odds are abnormally high that you find yourself in the intersection of the sets of "Web Comic Readers" and "Medieval Literature Geeks".
Therefore all I'm going to say is that I've found a web comic that has done arcs on Marie de France's Lanval and The Exile of the Sons of Usnech.
The surprisingly high percentage of you to whom those phrases mean anything have already clicked those links. My job is done.
ETA: And for those of you unmoved by those references, you might wish to know that the news posts that accompany the comics are the source of my new favorite word: douchecanoe.
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others already have.
Therefore all I'm going to say is that I've found a web comic that has done arcs on Marie de France's Lanval and The Exile of the Sons of Usnech.
The surprisingly high percentage of you to whom those phrases mean anything have already clicked those links. My job is done.
ETA: And for those of you unmoved by those references, you might wish to know that the news posts that accompany the comics are the source of my new favorite word: douchecanoe.
This blog post originally uploaded at Dreamwidth. I would quite appreciate it if you would comment there, either with your own DW account, or OpenID.
others already have.