Aaaah, the realm of science fiction is being tickled. The alien tech makes this a credible Moon people story. I would definitely have covert cameras going because after he takes out all the usual ones he would still be recorded, with the confidence he is not being watched.
That’s pretty clever putting out a decoy to attract the motion-seeking cameras, but as I was saying above, the whole attention-attracting thing is likely to get him caught. (I discovered tonight that my reminder alarm for the new strip got turned off somehow. I might start posting earlier now.)
Isn’t it wonderful that in addition to not providing sufficient security to monitor a dangerous criminal they also failed to search him for any tools / weapons he might be carrying?
He throws the thing into the room—doesn’t slide it, flings it, the art clearly shows he doesn’t bend down. Then he apparently just leaps over right next to it a fraction of a second. What is this going to accomplish, exactly?
Next strip shows Tracy watching him on the cameras, also trying to figure out what he thinks he’s doing. Ro-Zan is a screwup, honestly he should be used as a distraction by the real villain. Now that would be a story.
SHAKEDOWNCITY about 7 hours ago
“Glaring” error.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray about 7 hours ago
Good morning™, Camera Shy Guys !
Aaaah, the realm of science fiction is being tickled. The alien tech makes this a credible Moon people story. I would definitely have covert cameras going because after he takes out all the usual ones he would still be recorded, with the confidence he is not being watched.
Bonus ! A 4 panel day. :-) :-D
Sporteric11 about 7 hours ago
How many cameras are fake ? I think Diet Smith would have more technological advanced hidden cameras .
avenger09 about 7 hours ago
None of this makes sense.
Why haven’t they already detained Moonieboy?
Why give him the chance to roam the grounds??
incognito about 6 hours ago
An unidentified sliding saucer. I like it.
Neil Wick about 6 hours ago
Good morning™, everyone!
That’s pretty clever putting out a decoy to attract the motion-seeking cameras, but as I was saying above, the whole attention-attracting thing is likely to get him caught. (I discovered tonight that my reminder alarm for the new strip got turned off somehow. I might start posting earlier now.)
incognito about 5 hours ago
Any one else hearing the “Mission: Impossible” them? No? Just me then.
Alys France about 3 hours ago
Who always says this? I’ve certainly never said it.
LawrenceS about 2 hours ago
Isn’t it wonderful that in addition to not providing sufficient security to monitor a dangerous criminal they also failed to search him for any tools / weapons he might be carrying?
crobinson019 about 2 hours ago
Oh I say that ALL the time. He’s quite well versed in colloquialism
Tradewinds309 about 2 hours ago
Ro-zan, shuffleboard rules require the use of a cue to shoot the disc. You can’t just toss down the lane.
Carl Fink Premium Member about 1 hour ago
He throws the thing into the room—doesn’t slide it, flings it, the art clearly shows he doesn’t bend down. Then he apparently just leaps over right next to it a fraction of a second. What is this going to accomplish, exactly?
Next strip shows Tracy watching him on the cameras, also trying to figure out what he thinks he’s doing. Ro-Zan is a screwup, honestly he should be used as a distraction by the real villain. Now that would be a story.
iggyman 6 minutes ago
I think the cameras would see the disk, and then him, unless I am missing something!