Today on Quantum Vibe: It has to be Pellucidar Strip 142 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Tue 2011-07-05
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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Panel 1
Nicole is perched on her bed in her hotel room. She's excited, and in a tel convo with her mom.
Nicole: Mom! Guess what! I'm at Ishtar Station!
Mother: That's wonderful, darling! When can you come down to Pellucidar?
Panel 2
Nicole's joy is dampened.
Nicole: Um, Pellucidar is a floating city, with full Venusian gravity, right?
Mother: Yes, is that a problem?
Nicole: Well, it's my boss … I was hoping you could meet him.
Panel 3
Nicole is starting to look glum.
Mother: I'd love to meet him. What's the matter, is he a delicate fishie?
Nicole: More like an old walrus who can't move well out of water.
Mother: Ha-ha!
Panel 4
Nicole is looking dejected.
Mother: I'd love to see THAT, but I'm afraid I can't get away from work for more than a few hours.
Mother: You can come without him, right?
Nicole: Yeah, sure.