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His name is "RH" Junior. Not "R H" Junior. Also added Lux and an explanation of it.
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Is a conservative webcomic by R H Junior which tells the adventures of a talking Raccoon in a fantasy setting.
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Is a conservative webcomic by RH Junior (Ralph Hayes Jr.)  which tells the adventures of a talking Raccoon in a fantasy setting.
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The comic has a strongly right wing, Christian message. Unusually for a fantasy comic, Tales of the Questor actively states that there is no such thing as magic (since this goes against the authors biblical beliefs.)
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The comic has a strongly right wing, Christian message. Unusually for a fantasy comic, Tales of the Questor actively states that there is no such thing as magic (since this goes against the authors biblical beliefs.) Instead, offering Lux as a means in which things that would seem to be magic are really a natural effect.
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The comic is also highly critical of pagan religious belief systems, big government and liberal education.
 
The comic is also highly critical of pagan religious belief systems, big government and liberal education.
    
== Eternal Links ==
 
== Eternal Links ==
 
* [http://www.rhjunior.com/totq/ The comic itself.]
 
* [http://www.rhjunior.com/totq/ The comic itself.]
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