A Cartoon in The New Yorker…

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Found this Cartoon in The New Yorker. Related Passages . . . ."Apparently there's a Toronto Labyrinth Society… their clubhouse is a pain in the ass to find, though, and it involves avoiding a Minotaur." — Thomas CalnanBehold! The Minotourist! Featured in D&D Live: The Legend of T'Rannah"Sorry. He helped me get out of a […]

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Found this Cartoon in The New Yorker.

Related Passages . . . .

"Labyrinths Are Awesome!" – Oglaf

"Wow?! More like the MEAN-otaur!" - @Jeffwni

"Who dares enter the Labyrinth of the Huskotaur?" – Vancouver Public Labyrinth

"Sorry. He helped me get out of a maze" – The Minotaur

"Labyrinth of Love" – By Robert Weber – Cover of The New Yorker – Monday February 13 1978

"When I was a kid (4th or 5th grade), I loved drawing mazes. I took a small notebook of them to school and a classmate offered to pay me a nickel for one." – Ryan Green

"Supposedly back in the Viking days there were many of these rock mazes by sea shores to trap evil spirits..." – Kirsi Rebekka Halme – Vikingeskibsmuseet i Roskilde, Denmark

"Minotaur of the Labyrinth" – Minotaur Mural – 225 Wallace Avenue – Toronto

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