Rich Morris' Comics - YAFGC and The ComixBlog

Glon Smitharm, the blacksmith's son.

But we know who he REALLY is, don't we?

Smitharm? Not Fitzbaron?

This should be interesting ... all the different possibilities....

Blacksmiths use bellows wth their work, worked by their children or apprentices. You realize, of course, that that means he's been...yes, that's right, "Glon With The Wind."

That's it. You get smacked with the Hammer of Extreme Punnishment now.

And on his day off from the smithy? Glon fishing.

You people sicken and disgust me!

You have all Glon off the deep end. No doubt about it.

Mission....successful.

But I want you to know I have it on good authority that later in the story arc Glon becomes a hero, saving a puppy from a vicious lycanthrope. You'll know that that part has started when a little girl runs into the smithy yelling, "Were, a were, has my little dog, Glon!"

*GROAN*

The lycanthrope, however, is actually being used as a pawn by the Chief Orc in the region, one who just goes by the name "A." Glon will end up confronting him in the chief's stables as he tries to make his getaway, beating him severely. This portion of the arc will be, naturally, "The Glon Fight At The Orc A Corral."

I'm'a gonna hurt you, boy.

I'll take that to mean I shouldn't discuss the side story-arc of his adventures with his Greek cousins - "The Glons of Navarone?"

You my friend, are a genius!

Aw shucks. But like the story arc, we've only just beGlon.

If he does an arc with Lewie the Lich King (Perhaps they fall in love?), it could be called: "A Dead Man's Glon". hehehe

Glon's a starry orc. Not a story arc.