SLSL Intro "Two Amiable Fuzzy Creatures"

[Dave Monroe]

   "Attentive fans of Shakespeare will notice that the
name Porpentine is lifted from Hamlet, I, v.  It is an
early form of 'porcupine.'  The name Moldweorp is Old
Teutonic for 'mole'--the animal, not the infiltrator. 
I thought it would be a cute idea for people named
after two amiable fuzzy critters to be duking it out
over the fate of Europe." (SL, "Intro," pp. 19-20)

I just wanted an editorial cartoon, but ...

http://tribulationsaints.tripod.com/dan.html

http://members.truepath.com/americaslastdays/eaglebear.htm

http://www.cust.idl.net.au/fold/Armageddon/chap20.html

http://www.telusplanet.net/public/tsgibson/dazecrev.pdf

http://latter-rain.com/escha/eagle.htm

But I at least came across this as well ...

http://www.kennanward.com/images/bear_and_eagle.jpg

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