Today on Quantum Vibe: Changed mind Strip 263 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Wed 2011-12-21
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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Panel 1
Claud and Nicole in the booth, sharing a bottle of whisky.
Nicole: When I first spoke with Dr. O Murchadha about going to work for him, and found out he wanted me to cruise under the Sun's corona in a helio-flyer ...
Panel 2
Medium c/u of Nicole holding her shot glass and museing.
Nicole: My first thought was shuck, no.
Claud (OP): BUT WHY U CHANGD UR MIND?
Nicole: It was – a combination of things, really.
Panel 3
Looking past Nicole at Claud. Claud refills his glass as she recounts.
Nicole: I was in a rut – but also at loose ends. No commitments, no attachments.
Nicole: I had a general goal to do practical science, but I couldn't get excited being a small part of some large team developing the latest dermogenic cream.
Panel 4
Two-shot of Claud and Nicole, both smiling a bit. Nicole is refilling her glass
Nicole: Besides, I've always been one of those who 'doesn't play well in groups.'
Claud: I NO WOT U MEAN.