Today on Quantum Vibe: White-handed remembrance Strip 2145 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Mon 2020-09-14
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Sci-Fi Adventure Mondays.
Dark plans fall like thunderbolts.
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Panel 1
Exterior view of Alyss' starship, the Eva Jeanne, inside its storage bay.
Caption: Aboard the Eva Jeanne:
Michael (from inside ship): Sorry to bother you, Alyss, but there's a call coming in on the tip-line I think you should take.
Alyss (from inside ship): Who is it, Michael?
Panel 2
Inside the starship, Alyss is at a workstation festooned with monitors. She's turned to look down at Michael, who is cat-strolling up to her.
Michael: Someone says she's Diana Martelli.
Alyss: Oh jeez, another one of those?
Alyss: Is she looking to borrow money, or trying to sell me something?
Panel 3
Close in on Alyss, looking surprised as Michael answers her.
Michael: Neither.
Michael: But she said to tell you she wanted to 'catch (you) white-handed.'
Michael: Which only makes sense if one remembers ...
Panel 4
Repeat of Panel 3, strip 159 of Volume 4, with an additional quote-caption box at the bottom.
Caption (Michael): '… the last time you had a white hand.'