Strip 882 -- First Seen: 2012-02-02
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Panel 1
External view of The South American, a sleek space-liner about the size of the Delta Free, boosting through space. In the star-field beyond it we can see a small, black, bird-like shape.
Caption: So, as The South American rocketed towards Terra, Nisa, Mac, Bert and Ernie did their 'catching up.'
Caption: What the crew of the space-ferry didn't know is that they were being shadowed.

Panel 2
Closer look at the all-black Free Bird, exterior view.
Caption: That shadow was the stealth ship Free Bird, obtained a year earlier from a suspected United World government spy who took a long, bad fall onto Tobi's planetoid, The Little Prince.

Panel 3
Interior of Free Bird cockpit. Drenkowski is seated at the controls, he has four holographic displays up in front of him, and he's studying them intently.
Caption: Its current owner and pilot, Commander Drenkowski, fills the travel time studying various charts and satellite photos and other Groom Lake intel which Tobi had secured.
Caption: He didn't want any surprises. In that, he would be disappointed.