Strip 651 -- First Seen: 2011-03-07
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
Panel 1 is divided into 5 narrow panels in a row taking up the upper 2/3 of the strip area.
Panel 1.1 The top pair of lights on the 'Christmas Tree' flash.
Panel 1.2 Close-up of Babbette looking up in gleeful anticipation
Panel 1.3 The middle row of lights on the 'Christmas Tree' flash
Panel 1.4 Close-up of Reggie looking perplexed
Panel 1.5 The 'green' row of lights on the 'Christmas Tree' flash

Panel 2
Wide panel. Angled view of the capsule-train zooming straight up the almost-vertical canyon wall, along a track lined with magnetic linear accelerators. (The accelerators would appear as a series of flat metal plates placed between the tubular roller-coaster tracks.) Through the front capsule dome we can see Babbette's delight and Reggie's terror, as they are pressed back in their seats by the acceleration. This panel can bleed off the right side of the page.
Caption: As the ‘Christmas tree’ flashed green, the capsules leaped forward and up the sheer canyon wall, quickly gaining speed via the magnetic accelerators under the track.