Strip 797 -- First Seen: 2011-09-23
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Panel 1
Medium panel. Reggie and Babbette are still at the observation window (we can see other passengers there now, gazing outward as the ship launches). R and B are standing close, his arm around her back, her head resting against his neck.
SFX: RRRROOOOOOOAAAAAARRRRR
Reggie: Here we go …
Babbette (small font): Ramming speed!
Panel 2
Close 2-shot of Babbette and Reggie, she's looking excitedly outward, he's glancing down at her with a smile.
Reggie: {sigh}
Reggie: Everything old is new again.
Panel 3
Vignette of the Airship H-82, reaching lengthways across the page. Panel borders for the next three panels radiate from underneath the airship, indicating the different places over which the dirigible passes.
Caption: The great airship swept gracefully outward and downward to glide just below the crater rim, over a variety of Terran-like landscapes:
Panel 4
A Tyrolean village with a ski slope rising in the background.
Caption: Faux Tyrolean villages with ski slopes.
Panel 5
A Mediterranean villa on a rocky (25-meter) bluff overlooking a small sandy beach on the lake. We can see some more similar structures among trees in the background.
Caption: Mediterranean villas with white sand beaches.
Panel 6
A Shinto temple, surrounded by Japanese-type flora.
Caption: A Shinto temple.
Panel 7
Leave 3/8 inch of open space at the bottom of the page. Into this space I will insert the caption:
Caption: It was a striking testament to just how well the super rich could live when they pulled out all the stops.
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