"Legion Pulp: The Hand of Danjou" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	15 May 2024 8:21 p.m. PST
The story begins in the maelstrom of the battle at Camerone and crusty old Legionnaire Waldemar Karig, slightly wounded and taking pulls from his canteen containing the local brew known as pulque, takes cover behind the wall of the hacienda. (Of course there was no Legionnaire Karig at this famous battle and I'm pretty sure that Robert Carse, a U.S. Merchant Marine sailor during the war, is paying some tribute to the popular writer and Navy Captain Walter Karig who is alleged to have served in the Foreign Legion in WWI.) Legionnaire Karig somehow escapes from the battle with his beloved mule Suzy but only after he removes the wooden hand of the fallen Captain Jean Danjou… Mon Legionnaire: link
piper909	15 May 2024 9:34 p.m. PST
Tiens! Voila du boudin!

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