MythTickle by Justin Thompson for September 02, 2022

Joan of the Arc, burned (at) the steak…oh my, that is twisted. Me likey.

Cooking Joan led to a d’Arc stake?

Another case of the French complaining about British cooking?

Yeah, yeah, I know, Tasteless jokes…

It took me about 30 seconds to work out (some of) the twists in this one: love it! And…at first I thought Justin had put flames in the last two panels to go along with the “burning at the stake/steak” idea. But then I realized: those are BUTTERFLIES, aren’t they? What’s that all about?! You don’t put butter on steaks! Gorgeous, anyway.

Either Boody is heavier than he looks, or Karma is lighter than she looks.

Aaand this is why Boody always earns a D in class.

If you go to Rouen you can read the marker where Joan was “brûléed”….https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-wmSV6SEr2fI/VrZKJxmv0uI/AAAAAAAA0FY/C87e_0TRMsQ/s1600/Rouen%2B-%2BJoan%2Bof%2BArc%2B1.png

A story taken from the Sumerians first.

Boody needs a refresher course on Bible stories and on medieval heroine-saints! Poor boy. Just keep on reading, Karma!

Boody has it right in part, they were Unicorn steaks ;-)

Ah, Noah, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0WTamyFE8o

Proof that Joan was a terrible cook: How the heck do you Burn Ice Cubes?