Sometimes you get the fish. Sometimes the fish gets you.
Please note: These are work-in-progress colors. Vero should get me the final colors soon.
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Valantis, Donald A., David G. and Bobby R.
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So! The Man is down to just a couple minions. But he’s still not out of this fight! He just launched a very pointy stone statue directly at our favorite gumshoe wizard, and Spooky’s defensive magic seems to be having no effect!
Is Teen Spooky about to get skewered? What else does The Man have on his menu? And can Amanda and Mitch do anything to help?
Tune in this Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀
The act of pulling the swordfish away or moving Spooks. I think that is what I was going for. Mitch is somewhere in the background and even at Mach 2, he has no time to get to Spooks or the fish.
The statement about the explosives is to the best of my memory a line from a sci-fi novel. Don’t ask me which one, sheesh, I have read maybe thousands? Some of the one-liners hang on though.
Much like a statement from the Guardians of the Flame series of novels. Their resident, spy, saboteur, funny guy, “Walter”, on the question of having back up plans if his first plan goes badly. He replies “Yes! to die messily, horribly and in great pain! I never said it was a good backup plan!”