Crispin: The Cross Of Lead Comic Strips as lavishly rendered by Frank

as lavishly rendered by Frank Brunner

Kerry Drake: The Case of the Missing Cartoonist

Barron Storey

Others of them have for their kernel some unaccounted-for strange happening that has been explained variously by various imaginative people

Crispin: The Cross Of Lead Comic Strips as lavishly rendered by FrankFrom the dust jacket: 'Astas Son' is all hes ever been called. The lack of name is appropriate, because he and his mother are but poor peasants in fourteenth century medieval England. But this thirteen year old boy who thought he had little to lose soon finds himself with even less no home, family, or possessions. "Accused of a crime he did not commit, he has been declared a 'wolfs head.' That means he may be killed on sight, by anyone. If he wishes