And with the conclusion of this storyline, not only did Zortic save Star Trek, but the entire archive of the Melonpool comic reappeared on the internet. No need to say thanks, just go enjoy the adventures of Mayberry and the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When you can’t decide which Battlestar Galactica to reference, go for them both.
Like I said, one of the biggest thrills for me was to draw Zortic and Zoie in full Star Trek gear.
What better way to wrap up a time travel story than to parody the ending of Back to the Future III.
Nothing prevents time paradoxes quite as well as a green Orion woman.
So there it is. Zortic stopped Melonpool from cancelling Star Trek, but he caused the cancellation of Lost in Space. Now you know.
In the original story it was assumed that the car was picked up and moved to the junkyard. But now you know the truth.
It was important to leave the other time machine in the past with wiped out software, so hitching a ride in an already established trip seemed like the best choice.
Believe it or not, all of the distribution of time displaced time machines does fit in perfectly with the original Melonpool time line.
This is based on an actual incident, the first time they filmed an Orion, the color lab kept fighting to “correct” the green tinge that kept coming through. Little did they know she was really purple.
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