In today’s brand new episode of Simone & Ajax: The Maltese Duck, by Andrew Pepoy, our heroes are tied up and about to be tortured.
Suddenly, lemmings appear! ÃÂ Can this be a good sign? ÃÂ And why are they puffy and white?
Credits: Andrew Pepoy (Artist), Andrew Pepoy (Letterer), Andrew Pepoy (Writer), Jason Millet (Colorist), Mike Gold (Editor-In-Chief)
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