The Dragon Slayer: Folktales from Latin America: A TOON Graphic (TOON Latin American Folktales) Cover
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The Dragon Slayer Folktales from Latin America: A TOON Graphic (TOON Latin American Folktales)

Jaime Hernandez

How would a kitchen maid fare against a seven-headed dragon? What happens when a woman marries a mouse? And what can a young man learn from a thousand leaf cutter ants? Famed Love and Rockets creator Jaime Hernandez asks these questions and more as he transforms beloved myths into bold, stunning, an...

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It is a poem written by Jalene Cosco, the sister of Deline Hemple, and is dedicated to the undercover officer who helped bring her sister's killer to justice.

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And it just let them know that I'd never forgotten which I haven't forgotten most of the cases I was involved in.

— Episode: Going Undercover | 9

Episode: Going Undercover | 9

It is a poem written by Jalene Cosco, the sister of Deline Hemple, and is dedicated to the undercover officer who helped bring her sister's killer to justice.

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And it just let them know that I'd never forgotten which I haven't forgotten most of the cases I was involved in.

And then as a result, Deline's sister reached out to me and made contact with me, Jalene Cosco, and she is an author and she went further to write a sweet poem that means a lot to me.

The poem is called The Dragon Slayer. To Jalene Cosco, that's what he is. The hero who helped bring her sister's killer to justice.

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