Well, this is certainly on the edge, 100 years later.
What, not even airholes? Apparently attempted kidnapping is Impy’s Original Sin, and he’ll be paying for that a while.
It’s dream land slavery was legal there.
More like indentured servanthood. Not that Flip’s likely to get much work out Imp. But he’s here for the duration.
I have never before known the origin of The Imp, who does indeed become one of Nemo’s travel companions. (What a collection . . .)
We’ve seen before that the king of Slumberland has slaves. Giants holding up a roadway, for example.
I agree with Nemo. Cliffhanger!!
I’m still blown away just by the artwork. Look at what must have gone in to that castle in the last panel.
Imp beat Nemo to the silver screen, by the way. McCay’s first animated characters were Flip and his punk-haired attendant.
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ladamson1918 almost 10 years ago
Well, this is certainly on the edge, 100 years later.
Kip W almost 10 years ago
What, not even airholes? Apparently attempted kidnapping is Impy’s Original Sin, and he’ll be paying for that a while.
brotherbox almost 10 years ago
It’s dream land slavery was legal there.
Lanin Thomasma almost 10 years ago
More like indentured servanthood. Not that Flip’s likely to get much work out Imp. But he’s here for the duration.
Fruno almost 10 years ago
I have never before known the origin of The Imp, who does indeed become one of Nemo’s travel companions. (What a collection . . .)
Treesong almost 10 years ago
We’ve seen before that the king of Slumberland has slaves. Giants holding up a roadway, for example.
Dirty Dragon almost 10 years ago
I agree with Nemo. Cliffhanger!!
Steve Bartholomew almost 10 years ago
I’m still blown away just by the artwork. Look at what must have gone in to that castle in the last panel.
Lanin Thomasma almost 10 years ago
Imp beat Nemo to the silver screen, by the way. McCay’s first animated characters were Flip and his punk-haired attendant.