[MV] The Super Wizard From Space #9

[Andrew Perron]

On Fri, 20 May 2011 21:35:59 +0000 (UTC), Wil Alambre wrote:

> I think, out of all the transformations, he was the only one that 
> increased mass so obviously. And there wasn't really a purpose for it. 
> It's not like his bigger size is important in the story. I could have 
> just as easily kept him at "normal" size.

Ah well.

> I wanted to quickly get across the idea of suddenly being overcome with 
> genetic instinct but I didn't want to get into too much dialogue. Maybe 
> in later issues I'll explore the Monster Bee race in more detail.

Honestly, I thought that was plenty.

> Whew, I glad that came across all right. When I first threw together the 
> plot, it was a single issue. Stretched out to several posts over a 
> couple weeks, I was worried that element would get lost.

T'was all right there, well-described!

> An alien scientist is in 1985. He gets into the skull and, in a flash of 
> light, is in 1955.  In this example, the pilot activates the machine and 
> the machine travels through time, as with Marty's Delorean. However, 
> instead of the machine taking the INTERIOR with it, it takes the 
> EXTERIOR.  Everything OUTSIDE the skull stays relative to the time 
> machine, so the ENTIRE UNIVERSE travels with it. Everything INSIDE the 
> skull changes to the past of 1955.
> 
> Unfortunately for our scientist, he wasn't standing in the machine in 
> 1955. Just like the Libyans OUTSIDE the Delorean, who "disappear" 
> because the were not in 1955 when Marty appears there, our scientist 
> INSIDE the skull "disappeared" because he was not in 1955 when the 
> UNIVERSE appears there.

...so where does he end up?

Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, the confusing point.