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1. PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT POST SPOILERS.
2. Don't be rude toward the artists, their work, or other readers.
3. Disagreements are fine, insults are not.
4. Joking at the fairy tales silly nature is fine, crude jokes and comments are not. This is an all-ages site. Let's keep it that way.
5. Comments can be removed at moderator's discretion.
↓ Transcript
Panel 1: Maleen and her chambermaid cross through the gates to a new kingdom. They look ragged as they pass by.
Panel 2: They are weeping as a cook tries to calm them down. Cook: Okay, okay, just stop crying. You can work in the kitchen as scullions.
Panel 3: Maleen and the maid look happy.
Panel 4: They follow the cook into the castle.
Panel 2: They are weeping as a cook tries to calm them down. Cook: Okay, okay, just stop crying. You can work in the kitchen as scullions.
Panel 3: Maleen and the maid look happy.
Panel 4: They follow the cook into the castle.
LOL!!!!!!!! The chef is so funny!
The chef reminds me of someone I know. Overall I’m enjoying this variation of the tale.
The equality between Maleen and the helper is really nice in panel 3. This is a wonderful adaptation of this story!
Just found the comic yesterday and I love it!
Huuuuug! ^_^