Placeholder: Tongue • Lash #1: The Serpent’s Tooth by Randy Lofficier; Jean-Marc Lofficier;Dave Taylor;Scarlett Smulkowski Dark Horse Here’s a forgotten back issue gem. Dave Taylor does a perfect Moebius impression, and the story is a good read, kind of a cosmic detective tale. Tongue • Lash #1: The Serpent’s Tooth by Randy Lofficier; Jean-Marc Lofficier;Dave Taylor;Scarlett Smulkowski Dark Horse Here’s a forgotten back issue gem. Dave Taylor does a perfect Moebius impression, and the story is a good read, kind of a cosmic detective tale.

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