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I thiiiink I now finally have an idea for how this comic is going to end. It's not set in stone though; I'm mainly making this up as I go.
Sorry this page is a day late; I finally got a good job, but the commute is pretty rough, and now I don't have much time during the week for personal projects. Fell behind just a touch.

With a little luck, I'll still come out with a new page every Friday, but it'll be a tad difficult, so don't be sad if there's not.

Also, I know the suit canonically disappears/reappears instead of mechanically opening, but I just love designing mechanical stuff, and I had some ideas for how the suit would function, and this was the best way to illustrate how it all fits together. (Why would there be a helium tank in the life support center? It's used to dilute the oxygen down to non-toxic levels, the same as nitrogen does in Earth's atmosphere. Helium, however, has the advantage of not inducing decompression sickness if pressure conditions change. Very handy for submersible use.)

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I thiiiink I now finally have an idea for how this comic is going to end. It's not set in stone though; I'm mainly making this up as I go.
Sorry this page is a day late; I finally got a good job, but the commute is pretty rough, and now I don't have much time during the week for personal projects. Fell behind just a touch.

With a little luck, I'll still come out with a new page every Friday, but it'll be a tad difficult, so don't be sad if there's not.

Also, I know the suit canonically disappears/reappears instead of mechanically opening, but I just love designing mechanical stuff, and I had some ideas for how the suit would function, and this was the best way to illustrate how it all fits together. (Why would there be a helium tank in the life support center? It's used to dilute the oxygen down to non-toxic levels, the same as nitrogen does in Earth's atmosphere. Helium, however, has the advantage of not inducing decompression sickness if pressure conditions change. Very handy for submersible use.)