Transcript
[Panel 1] (At a nearby watering hole...)
Matt the Henchman: I don’t get it! You’re the highest-ranked hench in the biz! What’s got you down?!
[Panel 2] (Argus the Minotaur sighs, sitting at the bar with Matt, drinking beer.)
Argus the Minotaur: sigh I used to hench with a woman. She was… amazing.
[Panel 3] (Flashback of Argus thinking about the past.)
Argus the Minotaur (narration): I couldn’t bring myself to tell her how I felt about her because it woulda wrecked our working relationship.
[Panel 4] (Flashback continues.)
Argus the Minotaur (narration): When she got promoted, I left henching and just… kicked around for a while.
[Panel 5] (Another flashback, showing Argus sneakily capturing Lightning Lady from behind.)
Argus the Minotaur (narration): After years of trying to forget her, I decided to give it one more try.
[Panel 6] (Argus and Lightning Lady sit next to each other, playing video games.)
Argus the Minotaur (narration): Now I’m back where I started. I’m henching again, and she’s close enough to touch, but too far to hold.
*Caption: After a brief stint at the Silver Agency.
[Panel 7] (Back at the bar, Matt looks at Argus.)
Matt the Henchman: So… what? You’re just gonna suffer in silence?
[Panel 8] (Argus grins sadly.)
Argus the Minotaur: Trust me. You do not want to hear a minotaur suffer out loud.

The Tick vs Season 1
The first season of The Tick is going to be available on DVD a week from today.
Kind of.
The Tick vs Season 1 includes only 12 of the 13 episodes from the animated series’ first seaon. The series featured an impressive roster of voice actors, including Micky “The Monkeesâ€?
Dolenz as Arthur. Roddy “Fright Night”
McDowall guest stars as The Breadmaster. Also appearing is El Seed and Dinosaur Neil.
And Mindy Moleford. And therein lies the rub, according to rumor. “Moleford,” a parody of Cindy
Crawford, appears in the missing episode, “The Tick vs. The Mole Men.” Rumor has it, Ms. Crawfor was not happy with the portrayal.
Comics2Film insists that those rumors are false, however. The writer implies he knows the
real reason, but refuses to divulge.
Feh.
Oh well…
SPOON!