Strip 243 -- First Seen: 2009-08-19
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
Large panel. The brothers, their lovely guards, Tobi and Commander Drenkowski are assembled in Drenkowki's office. With their backs to us, we see from left to right: Tobi, Mac, Ernie, Bert and Nisa. Drenkowski is standing in front of a large holomonitor (about 50” diagonal, wide format) mounted on a desktop. In one hand he has a gadget about the size of a typical satellite-TV remote control. On an adjacent table are an assortment of weapons: two Derringers, four auto-pistols of various types, two different types of auto-rifles (“assault” style), a Bowie knife, two smaller daggers, a small cross-bow, and a harpoon gun with two harpoons. Also, several small credit-card-sized cards, an ice pick, and a black box the size of a Sony Playstation 2.
Caption: The next day:

Drenkowski: You boys are off the hook.

Panel 2
Medium shot of Drenkowski gesturing towards the table.
Drenkowski: Aside from the weapons and fake IDs, we found a secret flight recorder.

Drenkowski: We know our hitman followed you from Ceres and exactly when he landed on the iceberg.

Panel 3
Drenkowski holds up the ice pick, looking a bit downcast.

Drenkowski: We also found this – which still has traces of Alexander Smyth's DNA.