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This is a continuation of the archived thread found at:
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/8/5192.html

I'm coming out of the closet here to present to you my collection of figurines from cartoonist Jim Woodring's "Imperial Newts" series:

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(Message edited by TJ on April 09, 2004)
 
And here is the previous "Crazy Newts" series:

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"Continuing Dark Horse reprinting of the European tale: ""The Most Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec,"" by Tardi."
 
The question mark in the salamander's thoughts and the exclamation mark in the man's thoughts had me laughing for an entire 2 minutes. Somehow I imagined the salamander thinking "is it(man) edible?"
 
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