The Animaniacs in: Sir Yaksalot and the Dragon

[silverzeo]

A while back, a friend told me of this comic of this one Animaniacs cartoon where it is a faith adaption... except I couldn't find it in the actual comic series run... until I learned it was a Graphic Novel published by Scholastic at the time... but acquiring it was harder than expect because due to some error, it shared the same ISBN number as a math activity book on both Amazon and eBay... so there was NO guarantee you would get the right book at all.. until I found another flea-market site that gave me REAL proof to it, so low and behold




For the most part: it is a faithful adaption to the episode it is based on.

 

But then it kinda just... goes on beyond that one point.One of the reasons why I sought this book out because my friend mentioned that fact to it and I had to see it for myself....


Why? ... who cares? More classic Animanic shtick to enjoy.



I would show more of this... but I scanned the whole thing 2 pages at a time time save on time and space. Plus I am also using this an excuse to practice posting on here again. Been out of the loop, and my old method of uploading scans via PhotoBucket has... well, the site is demanding to pay for premium to remove watermarks and expanding my storage memory despite being inactive for a few years now... so I am testing some other places to practice this....

Comments

[tripodeca113]

Ah good old Animaniacs ... I learnt nearly everything I know about the 90's from reruns of it and Pinky and The Brain.

[sabertoothlotus]

I learned everything I needed to know about the 90s from actually being there!

[stubbleupdate]

Abload.de is the place for hosting

[icon_uk]

Agreed on the abload.de recommednation

[cyberghostface]

I actually have this book. I remember the line "How do you kill a dragon twice?" "Easy, you make a sequel."

Just a heads though up you should resize the image outside the cut to 400 pixels tall.