After a string of DC titles we're back to Eastern's one title.
Map! It's not much more than a map of Cuba, but it stands out for me because a) this is in (or near) Guantanamo Bay, and b) my home campaign was just there at the beginning of this summer.
Is $100 a day reasonably representative of how much bit players made in movies?
The amphibious plane, or seaplane, is so commonly featured in these early comics that I'm half-wondering if it shouldn't be on the starting equipment list instead of as a trophy. But it also begs the question: do some planes need to be on the starting equipment list?
Also -- what does this storyline have to do with aviation??
This joke's kind of clever; I had to think about it for a moment.
It takes Pooch a week to heal back to normal after being critically injured. What's unusual about that is, I can't imagine a dog that size having more than 3 hit points.
I don't plan on introducing negative hit points into Hideouts & Hoodlums, but I could track how far into negative hit points someone goes after losing consciousness and come up with a chart that increases length of healing time for how deep into negative numbers you go. Like:
-1 to -3 hp: 4 hours to heal back 1 hp
-4 to -6 hp: 8 hours to heal back 1 hp
and so on...
More great King Cedric banter in Oaky Doaks.
Ugh -- another goat joke!
(Scans courtesy of Digital Comic Museum.)
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