Poison Elves Parintachin (2001) comic books
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Issue #1
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by Hayes & Fillbäch Brothers He lives in Lusiphur's head like a monkey on his back, but what do we REALLY know about Parintachin? In this brand-new miniseries by Drew Hayes and the Fillbäch Brothers, the mysterious Imp finally gets his due. Learn what life is like inside Lusiphur's head and find out what exactly Parintachin does in there all day. Combine the single-most popular supporting character in the POISON ELVES universe (except for maybe the Purple Marauder--but he'll just have to wait...) with the Fillbäch Brothers impish sense of humor and you get one of the most bizarre and fun rides in Poison Elves history. b&w, 24pg (1 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
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by the Fillbäch Brothers If we could choose one word to describe Parintachin (besides "crazy," "strange" or "impulsive"), it would be "lonely." So when a female Imp by the name of Charzinsinthine shows up to tempt him out of Luse's mind, what's a horny little jester from Hell to do? Too bad a murder victim turns up and Luse is the prime suspect, 'cause that kind of interrupts the Imps' mating ritual. The real problem, though, is that Luse might actually have done it! Meanwhile, the carnival magician known as Mr. Blaque and his lovely protege, Isabelle (whom Charzin happens to be "riding"), deepen the mystery with their involvement. Cover and story by Drew Hayes. Bimonthly. b&w, 24pg (2 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #3
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by the Fillbäch Brothers; Cover & Story by Drew Hayes At Blaque's Cirqus, things have gone straight to hell. Literally. While Charzinsinthine obeys the commands of her Satanic master and starts wreaking havoc in Lusiphur's mind, Parintachin fights for the very sanity of his beloved "ride." Lucky for the Jester-Imp he knows what has prompted this mayhem, and he seeks out a Fallen Angel who will either save the lives of Lusiphur, Jace, and everyone else at the Cirqus ? or utterly destroy them! b&w, 24pg (3 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
