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First Seen: Fri 2019-04-26
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Gus Mendes
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Transcript For Strip 1942
Panel 1The super-flyer soars through the cityscape.
Diana: I still have a few other leads to run down.
Diana: My search program got a few hits on those video records of Hayami's mysterious visitor at ...
Diana: Wait a sec … I'm getting a call.
Panel 2
Split panel – half is Alyss, the other half Diana. Both have their hands alongside their heads.
Alyss: Looks like Dominic has come up with something already.
Diana: Something he said was impossible a few hours ago?
Alyss: Oh, he's always like that. It's when he's over-optimistic that I doubt his genius.
Panel 3
Continue the split-panel
Alyss: Anyway, he and his brother think they've found something. Do you want in on the action?
Diana: You know I do.
Alyss: Then meet me at 34:281:67 in the Saldana Sphere. In half an hour.
Panel 4
End split-panel, Diana and Areum in the flyer.
Diana: Well, change of plan – we're going to meet Alyss in the Saldana Sphere.
Diana: She thinks her grandson has found a way to detect multi-dimensional monkey-shines.
Areum: I don't know what that means, but the image of shiny, multi-dimensional monkeys is oddly disquieting.
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