Strip 920 -- First Seen: 2012-03-27
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
A portrait of Henrique Portinari and Raymundo Pavel, an openly gay couple, arms around each other's shoulders. Both are fit, white, and blonde. Early 30s?
Caption: The Boys From Brazil.
Narration: Henrique Portinari and Raymundo Pavel were an openly gay couple from São Paulo. The nickname was in reference to the Gregory Peck movie of the same name.
Panel 2
Illustrate a scene from the movie, Boys From Brazil, with the two engineers doing mad scientisty things.
Narration: In the movie, some mad Nazi scientists in Brazil were cloning Hitler.
Panel 3
A portrait of the two engineers from the movie.
Narration: As it happened, the two engineers bore a striking resemblance to one another—sandy blonde hair, light skin, blue eyes, similar builds, etc., and of course they chose to dress alike. So, at first they were called “The Twins,” then “The Clones” and finally, “The Boys From Brazil."