26 – Let Man Put Asunder!
Will reporter Peter Drissell be friend or foe in the days ahead? And exactly what IS the secret of Georgia Fontaine? All those questions will be answered in the pages to come, plus many, many more surprises just around the bend!
Georgia boards the bus parked directly next to Peter Drissell's company car, all in the shadows of the Tower Bridge (which is the view from Void's office window)!
Coming July 19, 2011: The conclusion to story arc #1, Let Man Put Asunder! Will Void unmask himself at last?
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Okay, still trying to recover from the fact that you have posted the comic on THRUSDAY!!!! Is this going to be a twice a week thing now??? COOL!!!!!
So, why is Mr. Drissell following Georgia? He gives me the creeps.
I will post twice per week when possible. Once I have a larger backlog of pages, I plan to do this permanently, but I hope to ALWAYS have something each Thursday, even if it’s a feature like the “Inspirations” series. As for Peter, he’s not following Georgia … he’s spying on VOID as he does not trust or like him. He wants to know his story; he IS a reporter, after all. It’s just that by spying on VOID, Georgia keeps getting in the way. And in coming issues, he’s going to be … well … that’s a story for another day!
He’s going to be a love interest to Georgia!!! Am I right?
Don’t know. I’d say Georgia is still pretty shaken over some guy named “Johnny,” not to mention several references to “Daddy.” In the world of Void, things ALWAYS seem to have a side not quite clear until it bites you!
#78 driver of a bus was on the bridge as it opened and jumped the gap to land bus on other side, if I remember my history correctly. That is all I remember when I was brushing up on history when you were there. As this plot thickens, more mystery and tactics. Georgia is a pawn, and I bet it works.
Haha! Eva, your memory of Bus #78 is EXACTLY correct! It happened shortly after Tower Bridge was opened for public transport! And that’s why I put #78 on the front! Of course, the message on the side was too tempting not to print!
As for Georgia and her role in the saga of VOID? We’ll see!