Comic for November 7, 2008: Break It Down, Dr. Stanley
Dr. Stanley Frank’s Fantastic Neutrinos™: Don’t Leave Your Time Continuum Without Them!
Comic for November 7, 2008: Break It Down, Dr. Stanley
Dr. Stanley Frank’s Fantastic Neutrinos™: Don’t Leave Your Time Continuum Without Them!
I think I see where this is… was… going. I don’t understand why Milo’s ears are so much crazier than they used to be?
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It is going to THE FUTURE. Or the past. Or … both.
Also, regarding the ears: because they are Funner To Draw, for the most part.
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They should probably test Stanley’s inertial dampeners for increased tachyon emissions.
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True—he might initiate a causal feedback loop in the plasma inducers before we can reverse the polarity of the Heisenberg compensators.
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I see your go-to phrase of “poop in your soup” from Real Life has entered your Comic Life. I wholeheartedly approve.
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Ahh! I see now what the ‘Temporal-Ectoplasm’, or whatever it was, came from…?
Decohere into goo?
All the lab’s occupants were either transported in time or reduced to a adhesive slime?
Does this mean we’ve seen the last of Prof. Malloc, or am I looking into this too much…?
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I will say only this: I suspect we have not seen the last of Professor Malloc.
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