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From: rgs@cmu-cs-spice.ARPA (Robert Stockton)
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Subject: Re: Welcome To The Bazzar!  (Am I mything something?)
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Date: Mon, 22-Jul-85 23:56:55 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 22 23:56:55 1985
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> From: nsc!voder!kevin@seismo (The Last Bugfighter)
>
>   I have a question concerning the latest issue of WARP Graphics `Myth
>Adventures' (#5): On page 9 and again on page 15 we see a couple trying
>to sell a small dragon to a Deveel, the man in the bowler is Phil Foglio
>(at least that's the way he drew himself for the Star Trek convention re-
>ports).  My question is who is the woman and where is the dragon from?
>

These two characters are "Phil" and "Dixie" from the "What's New?" cartoon in
Dragon magazine.  This cartoon was written (I believe) and drawn by Phil
Foglio.  I'm not sure whether or not it is still running, but it is probably
worth seeking out in any case.  The little dragon first showed up in this
strip as well, and (as you might guess from Myth Adventures) has a tendency
to be "explosively parthenogenic" upon exposure to water.  It would be
interesting to find out whether this critter was introduced before or after
"Gremlins" came out (I rather suspect that the dragon come first).

-- 
Robert Stockton
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