Poison Elves #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the surreal realm of Amrahly'nn, where doppelgängers feed on thought and mimic identity, a chilling deception unfolds as one such creature takes the form of Lirilith—drawing from memories of her past appearances in I, Lusiphur. Written, drawn, and inked by Drew Hayes, this second chapter of Poison Elves plunges into psychological tension and surreal danger, with lettering by Brenda Feikema. The cover, by Janine Johnston, captures the eerie allure of the illusion.
In "Suicide King; (Traumatic Dogs Part 4)," Lusiphur spins a tale in a dimly lit bar about two Siamese twins, James and Earl, drawing in every patron as the story unfolds with eerie precision. The atmosphere thickens as the line between narrator and tale begins to blur, leaving the audience—like the reader—caught in a narrative that feels just a little too real.
In "Sleepin' in Mistwood; (Traumatic Dogs Part 5)," Lusiphur drifts through a dreamworld where he encounters Parintachin, whose past begins to unfold in unexpected ways. When anger flares, Parintachin shifts the dream with a sudden, haunting vision of the Purple Marauder.
In "Hyena," Lusiphur tracks down his ex-wife, the sorceress Hyena, seeking a magical device to aid his quest. He offers her a mysterious corpse in exchange, but the deal takes an unexpected turn when he walks away with a lamp containing a genie.
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↩ Reprints I, Lusiphur #7 (1992), Poison Elves #8 (1993), Poison Elves #9 (1993), Poison Elves #10 (1993), Poison Elves #11 (1993), Poison Elves #12 (1993)
Reprinted in Poison Elves: The Mulehide Years #[nn] (2001)
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