Strip 204 -- First Seen: 2009-06-25
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Panel 1
Little Toot descends towards the mysterious 'moon' locked in synchronous orbit just inside The Little Prince's airskin. Toot's main burner is not firing, but some small maneuvering thrusters are, guiding it in. The 'moon' looks like a dark, volcanic rock about 700 meters across. At this point it's still about 4 klicks away.

Caption: Still under external control, Little Toot descended toward's The Little Prince's impossible 'moon,' locked in synchronous orbit, just within the airskin.

Panel 2
Now Toot is very close to the 'moon' and they can see a circular portion of it, about 100 meters across and polished to a high sheen, protruding slightly outside the air skin. Toot is headed straight for it.

Ernie (whispering, from inside Toot): Welcome to Muni-Mula.

Panel 3
Now, a rectangular panel within the circular area, almost as large as the circle, opens to admit Toot, which glides into it. The interior is pitch black.

Bert (from inside Toot): What's 'Muni-Mula?'

Panel 4
Toot is now through the portal, and the panel begins to close.

Ernie (from inside Toot): It's 'aluminum' spelled backwards.