Another character in this strip is often referred to as a "fink" and is served by such men as the alcoholic Bung and the "chicken-hearted" (*)
One recurring character in this comic strip was inspired by a dishonest attorney played by W.C. Fields and has the punnish name of Larsen E. Pettifogger. Another character in this strip is often referred to as a "fink" and is served by such men as the alcoholic Bung and the "chicken-hearted" (*) Sir Rodney. The title figure of this strip occasionally summons a ghost for banter and is married to the domineering Blanche. For 10 points, identify this Parker and Hart strip about a miniscule king of a fictional medieval kingdom who employs a sorcerer.
One recurring character in this comic strip was inspired by a dishonest attorney played by W.C. Fields and has the punnish name of Larsen E. Pettifogger.
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