ElfQuest

JL8: A Webcomic JL8 #255 by Yale Stewart Based on characters in DC Comics. Like the Facebook page here! Archive Twitter Help support more content by becoming a Patron! Hello, everyone! -Yale Up To Four Players The Case Of The Vanishing D&D Artist, DAVID TRAMPIER ⋆ Film Goblin An Evening Cab Ride It was a cool February evening in Carbondale when Southern Illinois University student Arin Thompson stepped into a well-worn taxi cab. The driver Dave was friendly enough but rather quiet. Usually that was a good trait to have in a cabbie, but in this case, it was a not what Arin needed. Arin was writing an article on local cabbies for the school paper and was hoping for a night of wacky adventure, but as it turned out it was uneventful. At the end of the ride, the student and cabbie shook hands, and a photo of Dave The Driver was taken. It was 2002. Smell Ya Later Arin published his article and that was that. Within a few weeks, the tabletop gaming world was abuzz. Early D&D David Trampier, who often signed his work “D.A.T.” or “Tramp,” was one of the most prolific artists around the time of the First Edition. My all-time fave was Emirikol The Chaotic, a mysterious magic-user (perhaps based on one of Tramp’s own characters) causing havoc on a city street: Wormy the Dragon