Strip 376 -- First Seen: 2010-02-22
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The Transcript For This Page
Panel 1
Large panel, the Mandala Hotel looms ever larger as the Fokker with the girls and Buzz move closer.
Doris: Okay, I get how Arana mostly made the rock sculptures out here, but building that wheel would take enormous resources.
Doris: How the heck did this thing get here?
Panel 2
Close in on the Fokker cockpit, we see the girls and Buzz flying over them.
Buzz: Do you remember the project to build a cislunar wheel that would perpetually transit from Earth to Luna in a figure-eight orbit?
Doris: This is it?
Panel 3
Just Buzz, smallish in the panel leaving room for all the dialog.
Buzz: Yes, Doris. The 'cislunar transit wheel' was a cover story.
Buzz: The original contractor declared 'bankruptcy' and a Martian cut-out corporation bought the wheel. Once it left Earth orbit, it was forgotten by everyone.
Buzz: The wheel and everything else in this park was transported to L4 using stealth technology.
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