It was worth the wait. Pickle is the source of ultimate cosmic power, it would seem. I am reminded of a bit from “The Strange Case of John Kingman” by Murray Leinster: “When John Kingman gave a sketch of a new atomic reaction in response to an elaborate trick one of the newcomers had devised, Braden protested grimly. “The patient,” he said doggedly, “is a paranoid. Suspicion and trickiness is inherent in his mental processes. At any moment, to demonstrate his greatness, he may try to produce unholy destruction. You absolutely cannot trust him! Be careful!” He hammered the fact home, arguing the sheer fact that a paranoid will do absolutely anything to prove his grandeur. The new reaction was tried with microscopic quantities of material, and it only destroyed everything within a fifty-yard radius.”
This made me think of the end of “McKenna’s Gold” where the canyon collapses. The trivia on IMDB says that the movie company purchased the land with the canyon that had been declared unsafe so they could blow it up. It’s not a model. Since it was declared unsafe I guess there weren’t issues with its destruction by environmentalists.
This looks and sounds fantastic. Well done! Rosslyn has been talking about the link between dark matter and the Akashic Record and how matter is mostly empty space in comics before this; apparently the three of them (whether Scarlet is involved or not I can’t tell) have come up with a practical application for it. Unfortunately it seems there’s still a bit of a stability issue.
Well it was very nice and I enjoyed it. However I suspect that considering the amount of work that went into it you could have done 5 strips a week for the next couple of years. However don’t let me stop you following your muse just because I want more strips.
Can’t conceive of how much work went into this. Looking forward to seeing it.
I agree; you have been working SO HARD on this. I can only imagine!
OK, that was cool.
Hey Cass, maybe a little less juice in the test rocks?
That last little bit had me laughing!
Lol, the end of that. XD Just say’n, if you can see it then you’re too close.
Dayla iz Ded…
That was very awesome! Worth the wait, thank you for your talents! <3
It was worth the wait. Pickle is the source of ultimate cosmic power, it would seem. I am reminded of a bit from “The Strange Case of John Kingman” by Murray Leinster: “When John Kingman gave a sketch of a new atomic reaction in response to an elaborate trick one of the newcomers had devised, Braden protested grimly. “The patient,” he said doggedly, “is a paranoid. Suspicion and trickiness is inherent in his mental processes. At any moment, to demonstrate his greatness, he may try to produce unholy destruction. You absolutely cannot trust him! Be careful!” He hammered the fact home, arguing the sheer fact that a paranoid will do absolutely anything to prove his grandeur. The new reaction was tried with microscopic quantities of material, and it only destroyed everything within a fifty-yard radius.”
This made me think of the end of “McKenna’s Gold” where the canyon collapses. The trivia on IMDB says that the movie company purchased the land with the canyon that had been declared unsafe so they could blow it up. It’s not a model. Since it was declared unsafe I guess there weren’t issues with its destruction by environmentalists.
Probably didn’t have environmentalists back then
If you tell someone a secret, but then you have to kill them…in the words of Dave “NewsRadio” Nelson, “All right, but it better be worth it!”
Ok that was worth the wait
This looks and sounds fantastic. Well done! Rosslyn has been talking about the link between dark matter and the Akashic Record and how matter is mostly empty space in comics before this; apparently the three of them (whether Scarlet is involved or not I can’t tell) have come up with a practical application for it. Unfortunately it seems there’s still a bit of a stability issue.
Well it was very nice and I enjoyed it. However I suspect that considering the amount of work that went into it you could have done 5 strips a week for the next couple of years. However don’t let me stop you following your muse just because I want more strips.
Five strips a week takes five strips of ideas for them.
Impressive, very impressive.