Welcome back Holly!!.. now just make sure you dont re-injure yourself =) And early happy x-mass.

I, for one, do not mind the dialogue so much. True, with a once a week update, it can mean a long time between action scenes, but when the pages are read in succession, I don’t see any issue with pacing. One must not loose sight that this medium will eventually take its final form of comic/miniseries/graphic novel, and the pace will change considerably when the pages are read all at once.

Glad your wrist is better. Merry holidays to you, and may the coming year be full of Terra!

Yay!

-Jamming, what I meant was I would have expected hacking into a computer system to start it up, not sparking a wire. Although you do have a good point with the Model T, I’m not sure if they even use combustion engines here that an ignition switch is necessary. They could be operating on stored power, like a battery, or a small reactor, that would have safety protocols in place to prevent such a simple bypass due to the massive amount of potential energy (in either system) just waiting to either be harnessed, or to explode.

Sorry if I came on a little strong, re-reading it, I may have. I see your point and you see mine, which is the best we can expect of one another. A good outcome in my opinion.

It would be a real pain if he sparked the hydrogen fuel cell with a little hydrogen leakage, with a nice little flash fire that burns off the eyebrows up to something catastrophic occuring. (Failed his skill check or critically fail)

I prefer the term “liberation”