My daughter gave me the heads up on a possibly-interesting new development in the panels of Prince Valiant:
The last panel from today's Hal Foster's PRINCE VALIANT by Gianni and Schultz
The “Garden of Doom”? Sounds like that should have been an entry in the one-page dungeon contest…
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