Sal…. sis.
on June 27, 2016 at 12:01 amWhat an impenetrable perimeter the SEMME Complex has. Apparently you can appear on the other side of it so long as it’s dramatically convenient!
What an impenetrable perimeter the SEMME Complex has. Apparently you can appear on the other side of it so long as it’s dramatically convenient!
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It’s too bad Sal doesn’t have some manner of overgarment she could zip/button up over her torn shirt.
that requires giving a shit, tho
Now that is a point.
And Sal has no shots to give?
Okay, but he’s a Walkerton, so I can buy it.
…Or presumably there’s a door somewhere she’s no longer permitted (and has too much of a door aversion) to use.
If it were a window, she’d have no problems going through it.
Okay, look at Sal’s shirt. We know she tore off the stripe. And we know the stripe isn’t at top. But the shredded fabric is just below her neck, so either it is an art error or she tore off most of her shirt and is going around in just a collar and jacket right now. Which makes Walky in panel 4 much more suspicious.
I think this is the result young Willis trying his best to avoid nudity, and it resulted in some artistic inconsistencies.
You don’t think she wears a bra?
If you look back, her stripe was definitely directly across her chest. She did, in fact, have to tear off most of her shirt to get it, thus the wide shots and convenient speech bubbles.
Don’t worry, Walky, you’ll get to try and have this talk again in about four months and Sal will have no regrets…
The problem isn’t so much that Sal and Walky both effortlessly penetrated SEMME’s perimeter, it’s that Walky apparently magically teleported to get there ahead of Sal.
Either that or he knew this was inevitable, and booked it over as soon as Sal left Doc’s lab.
I mean, Walky is a SEMME agent himself, so he probably has clearance to go in and out as he pleases (Sal has lost hers since she’s escaping), and since he, like everybody else, he is trying to catch and stop Sal they probably just let him dash through.
His never-before-seen abductee power of instant and precise teleportation is indeed bothering, though.
Maybe there are air ducts in the perimetre walls too ^<__<^
Believe in the Walky who believes in you!
Actually, don’t. I don’t care what destiny says; believing in Walky just doesn’t seem right.