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Lee's Demons

RE: The Dealey Sacrifice · A graphic novel

Lee Harvey Oswald. Papa Legba. A very different kind of history.

Lee's Demons cover art: Papa Legba and his dog on a shack roof, Lee walking below with a rifle

Agent ████ Field Report

1943–1944

First estimated encounter with Lee Harvey Oswald and Papa Legba, age unknown.

Subject, age 4–5, reports he can see monsters everywhere.

Subject is believed to be mentored in the arts of Vodun.

Estimated first instance of subject's knowledge of the “magic bullets”.

More research is needed.

Lee Harvey Oswald is mentored in the arts of Vodun by Papa Legba. In this fictional reimagining, the familiar face from the history books has another story to tell.

From the reports

Persons of interest

  • Papa Legba

    Papa Legba, age unknown

    First estimated encounter with Lee Harvey Oswald: 1943–1944.

  • Lee Harvey Oswald

    Lee Harvey Oswald, age 4–5

    Subject reports he can see monsters everywhere.

  • Jack “Ruby” Rubenstein

    Jack “Ruby” Rubenstein, age 34

    Inducted into the U.S. Army Air Forces on May 21, 1943.

  • Sidney Gottlieb

    Sidney Gottlieb, age 25

    Thesis: studies on a grown inhibitor in guayule. California Institute of Technology, 1943.

  • John Whiteside “Jack” Parsons

    John Whiteside “Jack” Parsons, age 29

    Agape Lodge: Oriflamme, vol. 1, no. 1, Feb 21, 1943.

  • George de Mohrenschildt

    George de Mohrenschildt, age 32

    Alleged to be Nazi agent. Refer any application to Fraud Section.

  • Lilia Pardo Viuda de Larin

    Lilia Pardo Viuda de Larin, age 37

    Traveled to Mexico with de Mohrenschildt, 1942.

Chronology

1943 to 1963

  1. Lee and Legba meet

    1943

    Lee and Legba meet

    “Her name is Cleopatra, but you shouldn't be able to see her.”

  2. Gottlieb graduates

    1943

    Gottlieb graduates

    A graduation night at the Agape Lodge.

  3. Lee and Legba in the forest

    1947

    Lee and Legba in the forest

    A rifle, a forest, and a very patient teacher.

  4. Lee and Legba in the Bronx

    1954

    Lee and Legba in the Bronx

    The Bronx has demons too.

  5. Cursed Ruby

    1957

    Cursed Ruby

    Jack Ruby has his fortune told. It does not go well.

  6. Demon montage

    1958

    Demon montage

    Lee and Legba, putting the dead things back where they belong.

  7. Lee meets Marina

    March 17, 1961

    Lee meets Marina

    A dance hall. A girl named Marina.

  8. 1963

    Dallas, Texas

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    Remaining pages sealed until the Kickstarter.

Field locations, 1943 to 1963

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Lee and Legba

New Orleans

1943: Lee meets Legba in the cemetery, by his father's grave.

1962: A Cajun swamp demon in the bayou, and a new friend: Jack Ruby.

1957 to 1960

Demons on the list

Every one of them comes from the folklore of the place Lee hunted it.

  • Aswang

    November, 1957. Philippine Islands. Aswang.

    Philippine folklore

  • Manananggal

    November, 1957. Philippine Islands. Manananggal.

    Philippine folklore

  • Bangungot

    November, 1957. Philippine Islands. Bangungot.

    Philippine folklore (Tagalog)

  • Akaname

    March, 1958. Japan. Akaname.

    Japanese folklore

  • Jorōgumo

    May, 1958. Japan. Jorōgumo.

    Japanese folklore

  • Gashadokuro

    July, 1958. Japan. Gashadokuro.

    Japanese folklore

  • Mo-sin-a

    September, 1958. Taiwan. Mo-sin-a.

    Taiwanese folklore

  • Lou Carcolh

    October, 1959. France. Lou Carcolh.

    “Am I seriously fighting a snail right now?”

    French folklore (Hastingues, Landes)

  • Herne the Hunter

    October, 1959. England. Herne the Hunter.

    English folklore (Windsor Forest)

  • Piru

    October, 1959. Finland. Piru.

    Finnish folklore

  • Syöjätär

    October, 1959. Finland. Syöjätär.

    Finnish folklore

  • Vodyanoi

    December, 1959. Russia. Vodyanoi.

    “I'm starting to get homesick, Legba.”

    Slavic folklore

  • Gonggong

    September, 1958. South China Sea. Gonggong.

    Chinese mythology

  • Tsuchigumo

    October, 1958. Japan. Tsuchigumo.

    “What's with Japanese folklore and spiders?!”

    Japanese folklore

  • Leshy

    April, 1960. Russia. Leshy.

    Slavic folklore

The rest of the file is sealed until the Kickstarter.

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