I love how you use “mister T” to get away from showing his real name/which reality this is taking place in. That combined with the last panel makes this a great page.
What is that the child is playing with? Looks like some sort of red goo. Of course it might be an insignificant plastic toy. I LOVE this comic. Been following avidly since the beginning & it just doesn’t get old. I love looking at all the subtle details. The way things are tied together & making you go back over again & again. That you can never guess what’s going to happen next.
Which would mean Nor is from the future. And Vin and Bet are connected to Ter somehow (at least, Bet is connected to Ter’s dad)… I wonder if we’ll get to see connections to all the people he’ll meet in The Abbadon?
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I love how you use “mister T” to get away from showing his real name/which reality this is taking place in. That combined with the last panel makes this a great page.
What is that the child is playing with? Looks like some sort of red goo. Of course it might be an insignificant plastic toy. I LOVE this comic. Been following avidly since the beginning & it just doesn’t get old. I love looking at all the subtle details. The way things are tied together & making you go back over again & again. That you can never guess what’s going to happen next.
Love the references to the literature/tv series involving “exiting” as a theme (no exit; prision break; bright lights, big city.)
I just noticed that the building number, 262, is the same number as the first apartment.
Ain’t that… baby Nor?
Which would mean Nor is from the future. And Vin and Bet are connected to Ter somehow (at least, Bet is connected to Ter’s dad)… I wonder if we’ll get to see connections to all the people he’ll meet in The Abbadon?