Strip 1790 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Mon 2018-04-30
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Gus Mendes
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Transcript For Strip 1790
Panel 1We are looking at Juan in his living room through a monitor screen. He's relaxing on the sofa, watching a 3V recording of a Sportsball event.
Caption: I learned what happened to Juan a bit later, and regretted my earlier thoughts.
Caption: The first bit was captured on his home security video:
Panel 2
Juan jumps to his feet as two men approach from behind the sofa. He starts to turn around.
Caption: I know what you're thinking. 'Who the heck records himself watching 3V at home?'
Panel 3
Before Juan can bring his zringer to bear, one of the intruders zaps him.
Caption: The answer is, 'someone whose work tends to make serious enemies.' Juan's problem may have been that he wasn't paranoid enough.
Panel 4
With Juan sprawled on the floor, the intruders have taken his place on the sofa and watch the Sportsball game in progress.
Caption: But those thugs … there's an ancient word from a dead language that describes them best: chutzpah.
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