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Show TheSalt Lake Tribune SUNDAY COMICS sunday, ' October 28, 2001 BY TOWN CULIEN MURPHY + Gur Story: BUT GAWAIN’S SKILLS ARE CBVIOUS. ONCE, A YOUNG HORSE PRANCES ANKIOUSLY AT THE SIGHT OF A GROOM APPROACHING WITH A SADDLE : GAWAIN EXPERTLY *TWITCHES" THE STEED- $ Tustin uTTue > SUSPECTS TuaT THE + LAO UE ESTEEMS ASA + PHYSICIAN IS A SON OF * THE DESPISED PRINCE * VALIANT AND THE | ADORED ®uT HATED QUEEN ALETA. GALAN . 1$ DEIGUTED TO EXCHANGE THE * UNHAPPY LOT OF A PINCHING THE UPPER LIP_ THE ANIMAL AT ONCE STANDS PERFERTLY STILL, SERENELY } Lavorer FoR THE } COMFORTS OF THE + WAPERIAL TENT. SiR 4 * GAWAIN, TOO, EARNS THE + CONFIDENCE OF HIS MASTERS. A SUPER® HORSEMAN, HE. MAKES A NUISANCE OF HIMSELF BY FREELY OFFERING AOVICE. ” YOU FOOL," THE STABLE MASTER DEMANDS. 1 STRONG BACKS ARE LIKE WEEDS, BUTA MAN WITH HORSE SENSE 19.4 RARE ORCHID, # SAYS THE STABLEMASTER, WHO FANCIES HIMSELF A POET. WE PULLS GAWAIN FROM THE BAGGAGE TRAIN TO SERVE AS A GROOM. ANO THEN THERE 1S THE CASE OF PRINCE ARN, WHOM AT FIRST THE BLACKSMITH SPURNS. WE BLACKSMITH IS OVERWHELMED —IND NOW LOOKS MORE FAVORABLY ON THAT LAD FROM TUE BAGGAGE TRAIN WHO = CLAIMS HE CAN SWING A UAMMER. ONLY NUEN THE AXES WAVE BEEN MADE DOES THE EXPEDITION LEAVE TRAPEZUS -+ @Y LAND, WHAT ARE THE AXES FOR ? ” ICE, ¥ SAYS THE BLACK(SMITH, & WE ARE HEADING INTO THE MOUNTAINS.” nor weex: Arerat. Wocegrs apene BY GREG EVANS (C201 GEC ne. Det. byUntedFestiSyceata,e._wwwLuannsRoom.com WASDR. Z00K © NERY THAT , BUTI TO) WM NG MAE HOW LITTLE Fr FAT, MW ALL IN - THAT'S THELAST. TieZIMA GOING TO \OFFER A MEPICAL INION./ Don't let the Qobling get on your Yaghonet hy + the lights onSinf Vinate wrong wi » you? a Aa, ] |
