Mark Seifert @markseifert.bleedingcool.com · Oct 10

National Police Gazette, v2 #14. Dec. 12, 1846. The exploits of real-life bandit John A. Murrell inspired sensationalized accounts, myth, and fiction. This account claims that initiation into his "mystic clan" included an encounter with a spectral skeleton guarding his liar. #phantomsfriday

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Gregory Daurer aka Gregory Ego · Oct 12

Someone ought to hand that skeleton a bow!

The Ghost Monk · Oct 10

Another great one. You accidentally wrote 'guarding his liar' - I suspect that was equally true!