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Chris Spalton on X: "Another #folklore doodle, the Lantern Men of the #fens, evil spirits that glow in the mist, luring lost travellers to a watery death. #fenland https://t.co/hwqpBjY4EU" / X
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The Eelman Chronicles - Another #folklore doodle, the Lantern Men of the fens, evil spirits that glow in the mist, luring lost travellers to a watery death. #comics #comicbooks #comic #comix #zines #
Norfolk Folklore Society / Weird Norfolk: The Lantern Man
Ross Montgomery on X: "THE LANTERN MAN! I'd never heard of this version of the Will O' The Wisp - the idea of it being a man with a lantern, rather than
Huusko Illustrations - A "Lyktgubbe", a lantern man from Swedish folklore. Also known as "Will-o'-wisp". Lantern men were said to be the restless souls of dead people who, when alive, had acquired
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Lantern Man | Iron Kingdoms Wiki | Fandom
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