Lilly MacKenzie and the Mines of Charybdis
by Simon Fraser
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
Colourist: Gary Caldwell
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7 comments + 8 replies
Posted by: Jim H.
03:03pm / Nov 12, 2008
03:03pm / Nov 12, 2008
Ah, it's a pricey "overhead projector" for a planetarium -- my ole buddy John McC warned me about those.
Posted by: Si Fraser
03:47pm / Nov 12, 2008
03:47pm / Nov 12, 2008
Poor old John McC, I might name an Asteroid after him.
Posted by: Peter Timony
03:40pm / Nov 12, 2008
03:40pm / Nov 12, 2008
It's a water slide. They're on the wrong side of it.
Posted by: Michel Fiffe
07:01pm / Nov 12, 2008
07:01pm / Nov 12, 2008
This page is the "it", Si. You've got scale down pat. Scrolling down as the image downloaded was a small treat exclusive to the web.
I feel the story won't march on but blast off, obviously. Let's do this!
I feel the story won't march on but blast off, obviously. Let's do this!
Posted by: Si Fraser
09:16pm / Nov 12, 2008
09:16pm / Nov 12, 2008
As ever Sir, you are too kind.
We've got some emotional fireworks before the big candle gets lit. Just to get you in the mood...so to speak.
We've got some emotional fireworks before the big candle gets lit. Just to get you in the mood...so to speak.
Posted by: Tim Hamilton
12:51am / Nov 14, 2008
12:51am / Nov 14, 2008
Always with the big guns!
You've been in America too long.
You've been in America too long.
Posted by: Si Fraser
12:34pm / Nov 14, 2008
12:34pm / Nov 14, 2008
Ms Mackenzies chest is relatively modestly proportioned Mr Hamilton.
Are you implying that I should leave?
Are you implying that I should leave?
Posted by: Kerrin
04:57pm / Nov 14, 2008
04:57pm / Nov 14, 2008
Lovely panel chap. It's like a giant version of the message tubes from "Brazil". Fwoop! Those are some impressive flywheels as well, is it by any chance powered by waterwheel? Or perhaps powered by the manure of its attendant livestock? Nice touch.
02:13pm / Nov 12, 2008