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Strip 203 -- First Seen: 2009-06-24
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
On the surface of the berg, a spidery spybot crawls away (towards us) from the Stealth Ship still parked in the crevasse.
Caption: Without radio chatter and a better vantage point, the Pale Man was blind and deaf.

Caption (2): With the iceberg safely in orbit, he dispatched a spybot to go out and video what was going on.

Panel 2
Inside the cabin on the Stealth Ship, the Pale Man watches his video monitor. He is in a pressure suit but not wearing his helmet. On the monitor, the Little Toot is seen detached from the berg and descending towards the planetoid.
Pale Man (thought): Ah. My target will very likely be on this planetoid.

Panel 3
Exterior view of the Stealth Ship, we see a small Personal Transport Pod (looks like an elongated lozenge, about a meter wide and 2.5 meters long, with small thrusters in front, rear, and sides, emerging from a hatch towards the back of its dorsal surface.

Caption: The Pale Man gave the personal transport pod instructions to land on the planetoid's air skin.

Panel 4
The pod flies around the berg and towards the planetoid.

Pale Man (thought): At that height the airskin should hold the pod's weight.

Pale Man (thought 2): Then I'll figure out what to do next.



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