Issue 17, Page 18
Transcript
1: Julia rests in the dark, she taps at her wrist, using the computer.
<digital click of the recorder>
2: Julia speaks.
Julia: Melissa.
Don’t let anyone else hear this recording, if you can.
3: Julia watches more footage of Melissa as she talks.
Julia (off-panel): I don’t know what’s going to happen. I don’t know if I’m ever coming home.
Even if I find another door home… will it work? How do I point it home?
I need to see you again…
4: Julia curls up in the dark.
Julia: I love you, Mel. I’m sorry… I know I haven’t said it yet.
5: The sky, viewed through trees and buildings is dark. The stars are now visible: distinct, but unrecognized alien constellations, stars seen from half way across the galaxy.
Julia: Space sickness…
Or maybe it’s just… heh… home sickness? Maybe we don’t belong this far from home…
…You think the gods can hear me all the way out here?
Hugs. Hugs are definitely required. Poor Julia…
I predict a certain pangolin attempting some divine intervention. Perhaps a god is listening.
I can’t draw this well.
Because I am not Immelmann and am not doing this thriller, I’m oft unable to divine what is about to happen. I do know that now 2 are tossed in space.
I am not even sure where Melissa is, as the god approaches …
Getting some Sentry the Defiant- by coheed vibes here