Sonic Screwdriver

Lance and Vance!!!

I don't mind the use of domestic/Earthly non-space sets. I like the variety of locations in the overall storyline -- it gives the sense that there is a lot more at stake for the characters than small deep space outposts and frozen wasteland planets.

Can't wait to see what happens! I'm compiling a list of Dash's "victims". (1) Unidentified body #1 (from empty grave on Europa, Space Skulls gravestone) (2) Unidentified body #2 (from empty grave on Europa, cross gravestone) (3) Captain Hancock (exhumed from Europa) (4) Lieutenant Parker (unconfirmed, was "chased" by Dash in a dream as he was dying) (5) Unidentified Space Police III officer (unconfirmed, from the future via the "Galanos Vortex") (6) Robo Force member #1 (allegedly killed in "accident" on comet) (7) Robo Force member #2 (allegedly killed in "accident" on comet) Perhaps Officer Romero will be victim #8...

I'm a bit confused. Shouldn't detonating an explosive blow the whole front of the ship to garbage, and incinerate everyone in the process? And even if they got into the ship, the SP guy still has his gun. He could blow Dash's skull off, even if the Robo-Force guys get him in the end.

I just wonder what kind of faces are under those helmets... especially since Dash has stolen at least 1 corpse from Europa, and probably has the body of the fatally injured Space Police officer from the future. I can't believe that President Weiss didn't have the Space Police notified to at least keep a look out for un-dead Dash and missing bodies. This seems completely inept... no wonder Schwartz gets elected, free pizza or not.

Run??? He has a gun and those guys don't! Open fire!!!

I like "open" for the close up shots, and "closed" for further away. Close up shots I think people would want to see the pilot... further away shots that include multiple ships, I think "closed" is more realistic.

As someone who had many of the old Lego Space sets, I must say that I like this Space Police III base very much. Having an actual hangar/repair bay, cell block, control room, and antennae mast, is much much better than the old SP I base. This set is going to be a smash hit this year. Just looking at the pics makes me want to go out and buy one.

Creepy... Another question concerning the Space Police -- how are they related to the Space Agency? I recall that the Space Police filed a complaint with the Space Agency when the Gemini twins electro-netted Officer Freundlich's ship. It seems like they are independent of the Agency.

Oddly, Romero does not seem panicked or even distressed. He is also almost on the 6 o'clock of the 918... he could shoot it to "pieces" Does the general public know that Dash and the 918 are potentially dangerous? The DACTA reports didn't seem to indicate this, and the Space Agency seems to be keeping things under wraps. I just wonder if the Space Police are aware that the Agency wants Dash captured.

Good to see that ship again!

This can't be good. Bwahahaha!

A trip to Europa with a fresh corpse? That can't be good, with Captain Dash floating around looking for more bodies...

Hahaha I hate horror movies, but I do enjoy the horror aspects of this comic. I remember that Schwartz and Galanos also ran away screaming when they found Captain Dash's desiccated corpse inside the 918, LOL

I confess that I burst out laughing when Ms. Luscious discovered the body in the Space Police II jail cell It just seems like the last thing you'd expect at Nebula Outpost.

I am not really familiar with gashapon, but it seems they are higher quality than the run-of-the-mill Happy Meal toy. Ronald may have trouble procuring these at an economical price... unless he brings that time machine into play again...

The "hat on top of hat" has always amused me. How do you get the chef hats to stay on Ronald's Agency helmet and Mr. Wobbly Droid's antenna? Best "hat on top of hat" is still the crown on the "future" President Schwartz!

Hahaha... the idiot time traveler returns! I feel sorry for Mr. Wobbly Droid. He seems fairly intelligent, yet he is compelled by programming to follow Ronald's inane schemes...

Something I'd been meaning to bring up about "Lunch Time" - Part 20. When The Doctor goes back to the Future to talk to President Schwartz, Schwartz says that he messed up pretty bad, and The Doctor replies that "Earth will never be the same". I take it that something much worse than the Blacktron attack happens as a result of Ronald Galanos' time travel misdeeds?

Fantastic detail! This is superb -- the launch bay, the crew quarters, bridge, airlocks... everything a starship should have!

Interesting perspective on Mars. The Audio book really fills in a lot of the details... I had been wondering why Mars seemed so desolate even when places much further away were colonized and or terraformed. Nice to know more about the Martians finally!

Ah, good to see the Gemini twins are back!

The characters are every bit as compelling to me as the ones I followed when watching Star Trek or Doctor Who. Thanks for all the great stories, and I always look forward to the next comic

This is hilarious! Is there anything that bothers Schwartz?