(Historical Notes: The challenge of this kind of mystery-solving storyline is that we have to believe the main character is smart enough to solve the mystery… even though the guy WRITING the story absolutely is not.)
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(Historical Notes: I feel like there needed to be at least one more exotic-sounding place Eric WOULDN’T let them go for the punchline at the end to really land. Or, at the very least, the ones mentioned here should sound[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: Oh snap, he dissed the hat. It is ON now.)
(Historical Notes: This is another thing where Present Me doing this as a regular page would totally have blown WAAAAAY more time and energy. I can absolutely guarantee that those crystals would have been a more eye-catching stock photo effect[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(Historical Notes: See, THIS is how you lay out a page to make sure all the back and forth dialog is easy to follow. First left, then right. Nice and simple.)
(Historical Notes: *gasp* THOSE WEREN’T THEIR REAL NAMES AT ALL! I’ve been very careful to avoid spoiling this!)
(Historical Notes: Now that Aunt Domino is a character, this fake name looks even weirder than it would have otherwise.)
(Historical Notes: Well, that’s how I deal with all MY technology problems.)
(Historical Notes: For all my complaining about people standing around and talking, this really is one of the most action-packed Far Out There stories.)
(Historical Notes: I can see why Past Me wanted to do a more elaborate panel layout here, since the page is mostly just people standing around throwing technobabble at each other… but it’s a bit too much. The flow of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…