This the fourth installment in our Heroes series, written by our own Robert Rhodes. The art is courtesy of Allen Douglas.
On a brisk autumn day, Mad Batson went a-wandering.
He closed behind him the door of the forgotten shrine that was his home in Fair Forest and, clicking his tongue, finger-painted the lintel with a rune of sulfur and bean curd. Satisfied that any intruder would be whisked onto the pleasure barge of the Archduchess of Milph and bloated with nose-wrinkling gases, he brushed off his hands and departed.
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