(It's kind of like Jimmy McGill ending up at the Cinnabon; you feel sorry for him, but then you remember that he did some pretty bad things.)
This officially concludes my take on Malev'lynn. If you want to see more of the character, please pester Malev'lynn's creator, Dale French, into drawing his continuing adventures.
Speaking of Dale French, this comic is based on a story he drew way back in January 1992, in a comic called Le Diable #8. That was an "out-of-continuity" issue, but it fit perfectly into this epilogue.
NEXT TIME: We head to the outskirts of Happy City, to learn the fate of another demonic character we haven't seen in awhile.
(It's kind of like Jimmy McGill ending up at the Cinnabon; you feel sorry for him, but then you remember that he did some pretty bad things.)
This officially concludes my take on Malev'lynn. If you want to see more of the character, please pester Malev'lynn's creator, Dale French, into drawing his continuing adventures.
Speaking of Dale French, this comic is based on a story he drew way back in January 1992, in a comic called Le Diable #8. That was an "out-of-continuity" issue, but it fit perfectly into this epilogue.
NEXT TIME: We head to the outskirts of Happy City, to learn the fate of another demonic character we haven't seen in awhile.