Pulp Fiction, 1938 · page 84 of 148
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e Eerie ~ Black Knight’s Bondage . \ j of > i Wy az? ( i X “gl ME ' ‘y Out the dim mists of time, came the Black Knight— | searching for the souls of Lady Marion and Reinald the White Knight, in the present- day Marion Horvendile and Roger Kennaston. : 82 By Eric Lennox HE musty old antique shop was like dozens of others I had visited in that section of town. But this time my attention was caught and held by an object in the window which had not been there the last time I had passed the store. It was a beautiful example of the work of John Gottschalk—the late, world- famous puppeteer. It was one of his little mediaeval groups. Not marionettes, really, but the sort of thing he made for his own amusement—and of which there Gomichbooks (Q) (E(@)