Action Figure: Attila the Hun

From McFarlane’s Six Faces of Madness set, a historic look at some of history’s most notorious:

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Infamous leader of the bloodthirsty Huns, fifth-century inhabitants in modern-day Hungary, who led devastating plundering raids into western Europe. Known as the Scourge of God, Attila led a vast and merciless mounted army, which left a swath of devastation and death across much of Europe. Attila is said to have died of a nasal hemorrhage on his wedding night [McFarlane Toys].

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A pile of 40 heads sit under this figure: a mix of Persians, Goths, Romans, Vandals, and Huns.

This post was partially just an excuse to see what photos using Plasq’s Comic Life looked like when published.

1 Response to “Action Figure: Attila the Hun”


  1. 1 Frostfox February 28, 2007 at 1:02 am

    Comic life is a sweet program. Nice to know of another Mac user. I have organized Mac meetings in the past. If your interested, I’ll let you know when there is another one.

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