Strip 1741 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Fri 2018-01-05
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Lea Jean Badelles
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Transcript For Strip 1741
Panel 1Now dressed in a somewhat flashier style, Diana is emerging from her flycar parked in front of a flashy nightclub with a sign reading 'Pé do Clube.' (Club Foot)
Caption: Juan knew he'd never solve this case without me so I was able to negotiate a big fat bonus, along with a reasonable raise.
Caption: Case-law reading could wait. This was a night to celebrate.
Panel 2
Just inside the club entrance, Diana is 'parking' her flycar by shoving the briefcase into a slot in a wall with dozens of similar slots. A sign reads, 'Estacionamento.'
Caption: Pé do Clube isn't far from home and usually had one of my favorite Spinners on deck.
Caption: It also has such a varied clientele that, well, it's hard to feel out-of-place when everyone around you else is, too.
Panel 3
Medium-distance shot of Diana dancing her ass off on the dance floor. In the foreground, we see a group of Coneheads chatting with each other. Other guests in the club are all very diverse.
Caption: It was a good place to mingle, but I'm not much of a mingler.
Caption: I just like to dance.
Panel 4
Looking past the Coneheads, at a corner of the bar, we see a silhouetted figure watching the dance floor. He's wearing a hat tall enough to conceal a cone-head.
Caption: Most people ignore me gyrating on the dance floor.
Caption: Some watch me. Some proposition me.
Caption: I don't care, I just come here to dance.
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