Panache and the Great Hunt for the Acryli-Beast

[pdcorlis]

Amazing Find!!!!!
A Rare glimpse of the original dust jacket from this Victorian Tale of Horror...



One of the interior color plates illustrating an exciting moment from the story as our hero battles the foe with the help of his handsomely thin aviatrix...



Finally could this be a possible lost fragment from the actual record... documenting the demise of the Maple Leaf?

[Colin]

Finally could this be a possible lost fragment from the actual record... documenting the demise of the Maple Leaf?

Well, Grant was driving....

[macwilkin]

cajunscot in his zeppelin officer's uniform*







*actually, this is Peter Strasser, the Commander of Germany's Naval Zeppelin fleet during the First World War.

[James MacMillan]

That can't be right! That hat would go quite nicely with the Maroon winter kilt!

[ccga3359]

WHAT? You destroyed my royal sporran? I'll have you know that I risked lves and limbs for that AcryliBeast sporran and you just BLOW it out of the sky? There will be no knighthood for you Knave!

[Wompet]

And the ultimate tragedy of it all is that had Panache consulted with the current Lord Stillwater, J. Sciuropterus, all of this bloodshed could have been avoided, along with the death of what may have been the last surviving Giant Arctic Flying Squirrel, Glaucomys arctos giganteus. His Lordship's studies of flying squirrels are well-known, and he had recently started a captive breeding program of white Glaucomys sabrinus, increasing their size while selecting for pure white coloration. Had Panache waited but a year, two at most, he could have had a sporran made of the "Acryli-Beast's" closest kin, without resorting to deception, embezzlement, and ultimately, violence.
Oh, the humanity of it all.



Kinda makes me glad I'm a dog.

[ccga3359]

And the ultimate tragedy of it all ... without resorting to deception, embezzlement, and ultimately, violence.
Oh, the humanity of it all.



Kinda makes me glad I'm a dog.

Don't dogs eat squirrels?