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First Seen: Thu 2016-03-03
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Lea Jean Badelles
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Hu Iz Alyss Roaz?
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Transcript For Strip 1291
Panel 1In the meeting room, now we see the faces of Jacque Fresco and Peter Joseph projected above the table.
Alyss: I should back up a bit. Roughly a thousand years ago, a scheme to develop an ideal society was proposed by Jacques Fresco, an urban design engineer.
Alyss: This plan, 'The Venus Project,' was popularized by Peter Joseph, a video producer.
Panel 2
A projection of a 'Venus Project' ideal city covers most of the table.
Bok: Wow, that looks familiar.
Alyss: It should. This is an image taken from one of Joseph's videos.
Alyss: Joseph founded an organization named 'The Zeitgeist Movement' to popularize Fresco's concepts of a 'resource-based, sustainable society.'
Panel 3
Zander, Elric, and Alyss.
Zander: 'Zeitgeist?' Is that how 'Zytemonde' got its name?
Alyss: Pretty much. It's a combination of 'Zeit' and 'Monde,' which is the Old French word for 'world.'
Elric: What's a 'French'?
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