Two weeks have passed since that night, and with the aid of the Mansion's amazing medical equipment and a staff full of mutants you've made a complete recovery - just in time for finals!

The warm air buzzes with new life and the promise of summer just days away, but for now it remains tantalizingly beyond your reach! As you pull your attention from the idyllic scene outside your room and back to your science paper, you glance at the clocks on the desk next to you. The two out-of-sync clocks are there to practice your power, but according to the accurate one you've only got one hour before it's due!

The material is nothing you don't already know, but Dr. McCoy hinted that if you could knock his proverbial blue-furred socks off he'd see about getting you a summer job with Dr. Richards of the Fantastic Four! Exhaling one last sigh, you start in on the final plunge...


Time to shine! Roll a d100 to see how well you pull this off! To roll, put noko dice 1d100 in the email field. Highest of three rolls determines it!


[*Aino was shot by Mentallo in issue 10 - Prof]

Here we go

rolled 28 = 28

>>14879767
Let's do this!

rolled 5 = 5

>>14879767
Let's go!

Also was issue 10 archived?

rolled 96 = 96

>>14879774
...
arse

>>14879777
... For what were we rolling again?

>>14879780
YES I AM AMAZING WITH MY SCIENCE ROLLS!

>>14879780

rolled 91 = 91

>>14879767

Finals suck no matter if you're human or a mutant. Hope this roll goes well.

>>14879780
>>14879801
SCIENCE!

Aino is THIS awesome.

rolled 47 = 47

Aw yeah, bitches be jealous of our mad science skills.

>>14879826

>>14879777
>>14879779
>>14879780
>>14879793

"Interesting. Mmm-hmm, and the - oh my stars, Aino, you've really outdone yourself," Dr. McCoy says as he skims over your paper. "I'll have to give this a read-through over dinner, but I wouldn't worry about your grade in my class."

"Really, just amazing," he says, flipping the page and losing himself in it again.

After another moment of watching him read you take your leave with his absent-minded blessing and track down Sam and Megan in the game room, finding them engaged in a training session of their own as Sam schools Megan across the patched Foosball table!

"Hey, you hand in your paper yet?" Sam asks. "I think I got like a B. A solid B. Good enough to pass!" she shouts, gaining another point on her hapless opponent.

"That's it, I quit." Megan states, throwing up her hands. "This game and I do not get along," she huffs as she drops onto the couch. "So what are you guys going to do for your break? Starting tomorrow we've got two weeks before the summer session starts."

"I think my mom is taking us to Disney World," Sam says. "Maybe you could all come with?" she asks hopefully. "Anyway, chief," she asks you. "You wanna go shopping with me in Salem Center today? I've gotta pick out a dress for my cousin's wedding."

What's the plan, Aino?

>>14879911
"Sure! I'll just have to check out if I have any cash..."

>>14879911

Disney World and dress shopping?

How could a 15-year-old girl possibly turn that offer down?

>>14879911
>What's the plan, Aino?

Have a crossover adventure with Doctor Who and copy Romana's outfit from City of Death.

>>14879911
I'M GOIN' TO DISNEYWORLD

I have to ask, does this "us" include, you know, Us?

Anyway, shopping, yay!

>>14879953
Oh boy, can I come?

>>14879987
WE'RE ALL GOING TO DISNEYWORLD

>>14879931
>>14879932
>>14879953
>>14879939

"You think we should see if anyone else wants to go along?" Sam asks, sitting on your bed as she watches you dig through clothes on the floor for money. "I mean, Megan should go for that mental health stuff the Professor is always talking about, right? 'Cause she needs to get used to being around lots of people again. And if we take Mary Ann we've gotta take Luke too. I think Clarissa went out canoeing with the boys, but I guess Mary Ann and Luke could see if they can talk to them."

Sam pauses to take a breath and leans over the bed upside-down to help you look underneath it. "So how much didja come up yet?" she asks you.

Good questions! Roll a d100 to see what your money situation is, and decide who you want to come with!

rolled 37 = 37

>>14880009
"I know someone YOU want to bring along. And the name starts with N~."

rolled 20 = 20

>>14880009

BIG MONEY BIG MONEY NO WHAMMIES STOP!

rolled 45 = 45

>>14880018
"Let's all go". Rolling for money too.

rolled 61 = 61

>>14880009
We're poor as most of our money went to taxes.

rolled 23 = 23

>>14880009
"Wait, Clarissa...Oh -ick-." Make a face! But hug Sam and nod. Engage in CCA acceptable discussion about maybe just being us girl in Disney World, or dress selecting!

>>14880018
>>14880020
>>14880027
>>14880034
Bloody science equipment! Why does it have to be so expensive!?

>>14880042
I know, right?

>>14880042

Because it's not your everyday, run-of-the-mill science, it's SCIENCE!

>>14880095
That said, SCIENCE with Dr. Richard? WOO!

>>14880018
>>14880020
>>14880027

"Shut up!" she shrieks, giggling with embarrassment and bopping you with a stray T-shirt as she falls off the bed.

"Forty-five dollars and thirty-*seven* cents!" she corrects you, holding up a penny discovered under a pair of shoes during her collision with the floor. As she floats off the ground to a standing position she flicks it at you and says "I'll go see what Omni says about the macho crowd while you get dressed."

"Shut up!" she laughs, slamming the door as you drop Noah's name again.

Fifteen minutes later you bound down the stairs, dressed for the unseasonably warm weather. "Bad news, chief," Sam says. "Clarissa and the other boys wanna stay out here, so it's just you, me, Megan, and Mary Ann."

"And Luke, obviously," she adds.

The ride into Salem Center is quiet, aside from the van's air conditioning, Ms. Grey's Best of Peter Gabriel CD and the peals of laughter from the four/five teenagers in the back.

"Ugh, mall shopping," Sam says as the side of the van slides open, disgorging you all into the Westchester Mall parking lot.

(cont. on next page)

>>14880155

"Hey, is this the place with the ice cream you two were raving about?" Megan asks, tilting her neck up at the mall sign.

"Huh? Oh, yeah," Sam says. "I could go for some pre-shopping ice cream, I guess. Are you gonna be super bored?" Sam asks Luke, looking at him even though she knows she's really talking to both of them at once.

"No, it's OK," Luke says while Mary Ann mouths the words along with him. "Mary Ann likes it, so I can just go along with it, and then I like it too." It sounds almost odd hearing only one of their voices at a time, after getting so used to hearing them speak as one.

"You think we should try the cheap stores and work our way up, or start at Bloomingdale's and end up at K-Mart?" Sam asks you.

Such weighty questions for your young shoulders to bear! Now is the time of choice: cheap stores, fancy stores or the food court!

Roll a d100 to vote - highest of three rolls decides!

>mfw I've had noko+sage on since the second post

rolled 10 = 10

>>14880233
Smooth move prof.
Also voting for ice cream

>>14880218
Food court. As fun as material things are, they are useless when the person owning them is starving...
And besides, YOU SCREAM ICE CREAM!

rolled 61 = 61

>>14880253
God damn. Posting on other threads makes me forget to add my tripcode AND my dices...

rolled 55 = 55

>>14880218
Penguins Desire Ice Cream!

After that, pricey stuff, but we don't need to buy anything. Window shopping!

Then lets go get something we can afford.

rolled 52 = 52

>>14880218
We want ice cream. We also want that cute top in white. Oh, and those jeans too! (Obviously I'm bad with the girl stuff.)

>>14880252
>>14880253
>>14880260
>>14880261

"...and *she* will have the Triple-Chocolate Explosion," Sam interrupts Megan, ordering for her. "Trust me."

As Ms. Grey examines the novelty jewelry at a kiosk on the other side of the food court the five of you slide along the length of the freezer-counter to the register. "Hey, look," Megan says, whispering. "I think that guy's homeless."

Your attention is drawn to a figure slouched in one of the benches wearing a faded green army coat and a stocking cap indoors despite the balmy weather outside. Turned facing the wall away from you, he sits as motionless as the cup of water on the table next to him

<<Should we give him some money?>> Omni asks you telepathically.

"No!" Megan thinks, Omni's telepathic power enabling you all to hear each other. "That's rude!"

"No, it means you're suckers," Sam thinks, adding a mental image of a crowded New York street to her thought.

"Double cone, double cone, banana split, and triple chocolate, order up!" the cashier says, breaking your shared mental communication.

"Can you like, read his mind and see if he really needs money?" Sam whispers to Omni.

<<Looking in peoples' minds isn't something we liked doing when we couldn't control it, Sam.>> Luke and Mary Ann reply, to everyone in the group. <<Now that we can control it, the Professor says we should never do it without asking.>>

A wise policy... What's the plan now? Bloomingdale's? Something else?

>>14880373
Ignore the hobo. If he doesn't ask for money, we won't give it to him. If he asks for it however, we do.
Aino is Neutral Good IMO:

But for now we may as well spend some! To the Bloomingdale's! Whatever it is!

>>14880403
And I keep forgetting to trip it up. Bloody hell.

rolled 70 = 70

>>14880373
If the guys asks for some change, sure, give him some. But only if asked.

As for shopping, might as well start at Bloomingdale's; start expensive then work our way down.

>>14880373
Oh, tough call. Go ask Miss Gray about the guy. If she thinks it's a good idea, maybe a fiver or dollar bill.

But, to Bloomingdale's!

I say we forget about the homeless guy. I'm kinda indifferent to where we go to get our sexy lingerie.

>>14880403
>>14880428

He remains motionless as you all walk past him carrying your ice cream, but when he shifts slightly as Megan walks past she flinches a little.

"What was that about?" Sam asks her as you make your way to a table in the middle of the food court where Ms. Grey sits waiting.

"What?" she responds.

"You totally freaked out when that guy moved!" Sam grins maliciously, elbowing her. "You know all homeless people are cannibals, right?"

"I didn't freak out, I've just never seen a homeless person before!" Megan protests.

"What's this about homeless people?" Ms. Grey asks, looking up from her cheaply made wire-backed chair.

"Nothing!" comes the choral reply.


"Oh, wow, this is really good," Megan says, finishing the last bite of her ice cream. "Really, really good."

Time for a window shopping montage, kids! A two page spread of the artists running wild with their inner fashionistas, hitting all the runway highlights of 1995!

Roll a d100 to see if Aino and Co. find any gems in the mix!

>>14880541
>mfw lost my gosh darn trip

rolled 65 = 65

>>14880541
What do we get?

rolled 2 = 2

>>14880541
SCIENCE! ART! MATH! FASHION!

Anyway, I -do- think we should have told Miss Gray either way.

rolled 54 = 54

>>14880541
I vote we go with grunge style clothing.

>>14880576
It is the 90's

rolled 7 = 7

>>14880583
But we do have taste.

>>14880541
Aino is a girly girl. We'll show the world that even a girly girl can be a leader. With her clothing!

rolled 6 = 6

>>14880541
I hope we find something nice.

>>14880558
>>14880567
>>14880576

For an hour or more you and your friends cavort around the dress section, creating piles of worn dresses for the attendants to clean up, while Ms. Grey endures withering looks that the rest of you pretend not to notice. Free of schoolwork and all mutant-related conflicts for the first time in a month or more, it's nice to just be normal, at least for a little while.

After the rain of polyester, plaid, and shoulder pads has ended, you're left with messed-up hair, a sore spot where you stepped on a pin barefoot, and a pile of totally unwearable dresses.

"Well, I found one maybe-dress, but I don't wanna put up with those ladies giving me the stink-eye if I ask them to put it on hold. It stinks that they don't have that in your size," Sam says as you collectively give up and head out the doors for J.C. Penney, leaving a slew of dresses and angry department store workers in your wake. "That red tie with the black dress makes it totally vintage."

"Hey, it's your boyfriend again," Sam says, nudging Megan as she sees that man leaving the food court with a mall cop trailing behind him.

"He's not - Hmph!" Megan reacts, flustered, and turns her head away. "You're just mad that *your* boyfriend didn't come with!"

"Ohhhhh!" Omni responds. "Nice burn," they say at the same time.

One more round before you hit K-Mart... roll it!

>>14880567
>>14880599
>>14880634

>dem low, low rolls

rolled 37 = 37

>>14880725
Hopefully we can find a nice skirt with matching blouse. Oh, and we should also be on the lookout for something business casual, if we're going to be working for Dr. Richards over the summer.

rolled 72 = 72

>>14880725
Arm-over-shoulder and laughing with our friends. Also, finding something -decent- this time. Something that brings out our eyes.

rolled 49 = 49

rollin'

>>14880541
FASHION FOR THE FASHION GOD! CLOTHES FOR THE CLOTHES THRONE!

rolled 9 = 9

I wanna be the prettiest Finnish mutant that there ever was

rolled 48 = 48

>>148807
Captcha ate my roll...

>pubjet sarnoff
We're underaged captcha, maybe when we're older.

>>14880743
We just didn't have enough money for anything there. Now we'll have enough money!

>tropical anympro
Captcha's right, if we're going to Disney Land, we should be looking for Bikinis.

>>14880725
Also ask Ms. Grey what's going on with the guy in the army jacket. If we're supposed to be learning social responsibility, doesn't that extend beyond just the responsible use of our powers, into helping everyone who needs it?

rolled 31 = 31

>>14880725
Come on fashion!

>>14880770
>72
Okay, nothing great, but something decent-to-nice, I hope.

>>14880792
Yeah, been saying this so seconded.

>>14880770
That might just about do... Sure we can freeze time after getting shot, but we can't find a decent outfit even if our life depended on it! Or maybe if our life really did depend on it, then we might roll awesome. Well, you can't win them all.

>>14880792

No matter how hard we try to be girly it seems our best rolls come for SCIENCE.

>>14880747
>>14880770
>>14880774

"Oh wow, that is super-cute," Sam says when you emerge from the dressing room.

"It's a very nice dress suit, Aino," Ms. Grey agrees. "Very professional."

"I don't think this fits me very well," Megan says, stepping out of another dressing room stall and standing awkwardly in a knee-length dress. "It's really short."

Sam wolf-whistles at her, but a moment later Luke interjects. "I like it," he says quietly.

"Luke, you dog!" Sam kicks her foot up, pretending to kick him while everyone shares a grin. "OK, I got my dress. You taking that suit and the white dress?" she asks you, gesturing at the cloth draped over your dressing-room door. The tag that dangles off it reads $35.99, which means you can only afford one of the two, but not both.

"You *have* that dress, Sam," Ms. Grey corrects her.

"Yeah, 'swhat I said," she replies.

"We have to go to the bathroom," Omni says.

"What, you guys share a bladder now?" Sam asks. "Yo, chief! We done here or you wanna go to K-Mart?"

What's your plan, mutie?

>>14880849
We are a triple nerd(Math, Science, Litature), who kinda fantasizes that her family is related to Greatest Finish Sniper. I'm amazed we can get dressed some days

>>14880884
Onward to the K-Mart and the delights of capitalism!

>>14880884
Pool cash! Lets see what we can actually get. Hopefully it's 'All of them', because those are some nice dresses. If not, go with Sam's and hug Megan and tel her sorry. Then, to Panties at K-Mart! Also, we should have gotten swimming suit for Florida!

And, seriously, tell Jean about Homeless Man.

>>14880884
Well, if this dress is the best we've found, and the only other option is kmart, then i think we kinda have to go with the dress now. So, we've got clothes, an ice-cream-induced sugar high, and the power to manipulate the flow of time. Who's up for Skee-ball at the arcade?

>>14880849
But remember that when we make our big break, anything we wear instantly becomes the trendiest thing there is.

>>14880884
We take the dress suit, of course, we have to be presentable when we go for the internship with Doctor Reed. K-Mart if they like, no cash otherwise.

>>14880973
>no cash otherwise.

My brain. It works not. Meant no cash left either way.

>>14880884
Go with the suit. We need to be ready for our summer job with Dr. Richards.

rolled 52 = 52

Rolling for what we find in K-Mart.

this institutionalised consumerism is a disgusting waste of useful resources

>>14880933
>>14880936
>>14880973
>>14880904
>>14880933

"That's not an easy question to answer, Aino," Ms. Grey says, thinking about your statement of the homeless dilemma. "Sometimes people just need a hand up. Other times, people live like they do because they want to, or because their circumstances mean they *have* to. It might be simply enabling him, or it might change his life."

"But if you do give him anything," she says, unclasping her spaghetti-strap purse. "I'll pitch in as well."

"All right, I'm gonna get a pretzel. Anyone else want one?" Sam asks, volunteering to treat the others with the last of her money.

"I' only have eight dollars," Megan says, shaking her head and holding it out for you to see.

<<We have about three dollars,>> Omni says. <<But that's still not enough for both of them, is it?>>

"Here you go! Piping hot!" Sam says as she returns with a handful of steaming giant pretzels. "Sorry, chief, I'm down to my last nickel," she says, handing Ms. Grey a pretzel.

"There's still the K-Mart, right?" Megan volunteers.

"And then skee-ball!" Sam says, thrusting her fist in the air and almost dislodging the mass of melted cheese from her pretzel.

Slim pickings, mutie scum! Let's see if you go home with anything besides a business suit and a gummy octopus that walks down walls!

Roll a d100, highest of three decides your fashion fate!

rolled 72 = 72

>>14881059

rolled 52 = 52

>>14881059
We deduce which set of clothes is the most aesthetacly pleasing through the means of SCIENCE!

rolled 86 = 86

>>14881059
Well, rolling -again-.
And, eh. A dollar to five for the homeless guy, with our Winningest smile!

>>14881098
But he didn't ask for any money yet.
We wouldn't want to get a rant from him about "leeches" now would we?

>>14881113
Would you kindly give him some money?

>>14881132
Why of course.

rolled 21 = 21

>>14881059
Giving the money it is...

>>14881082
>>14881089
>>14881098

"Wow, that's not bad! Seriously, that's eight bucks?" Sam asks as you pull the dress off the clearance rack and hold it up to yourself.


"Yeah, I was pretty sure you were cheating," she says as you leave the mall, seeing the man in the green coat again as he sits against one of the exterior walls. As you approach him, your five and Ms. Grey's five in hand, he doesn't acknowledge you until you're right next to him and talking to him.

"Get lost," he mutters, and as he turns his face slightly toward you you see that under the dirt and grime he's a teenager, not much older than yourself!

"I don't need your money."

What do?

>>14881201
You can't force charity on someone.

Nod graciously and accept his decision.

>>14881201
See? I TOLD YOU GUYS!

"Then why are you following us? If I may ask."

>>14881201
Is it aesop time already? I think we're supposed to ask him why.

>>14881226
Pretty sure the guys not following us.
>>14881201
Also, which did we choose then? I didn't get that. The dress?

>>14881201
Calling it now. Guy's a mutant.

>>14881268
That would be stupid. ...Okay, he's a mutant.

>>14881226
Oh wait. Yeah, now that I think of it, he wasn't following us.
Geez, I guess lack of sleep makes me paranoid.

>>14881201
His decision.

>>14881218
>>14881226
>>14881247
>>14881262

"I don't need anybody's help, least of all you bunch," he says, sliding into a crouch and walking away from you, leaving you standing with the two five-dollar bills in your hand.

"Can't win 'em all," Sam says quietly, putting a hand on your shoulder. "You ready to go, chief?"

You look back at the others by the van, Megan holding the bags with your suit and the too-nice-for-K-Mart dress.

Anything else, Aino?

>>14881201
"Well, I'm sorry to bother you, then. Please, have a nie day."

>>14881354
"Let's go..."

>>14881354
Nuthin' I guess. One last look towards the major direction of the hobo and then off to new adventures.

>>14881354
Well, he doesn't want our money.

Let's head back to the mansion gang.

>>14881354
Nod, a hopeful shrug. "That's ok," But yeah, get those dresses home -safe-, pocket the recites and...Oh! Fashion show for Clarissa and Noooahhhh. ALso, Bobby.

>>14881365
>>14881366
>>14881379
>>14881401

"Well, that was a downer," Sam moans as you leave the city limits and turn down the small highway that will take you to the Mansion.

"Nice dress," Clarissa says as she looks up from her spot lounging against one of the pillars of the Mansion's front doors, taking in the last rays of the late-afternoon sun, oblivious to the fact that her hair is matted, caked with mud and smells like bug spray.

"You guys spend all day mudwrestling or what?" Sam asks teasingly, but Clarissa responds innocently, "Ohmygosh, it was such a crazy day! We capsized, and then our canoe got stuck on this sandbar, and -"

"You don't care about this at all, do you," she asks knowingly, narrowing her eyes. "Bunch of girly-girls. Get in the house before I get mud all over your dress!" she says, thrusting her hands out menacingly as the other girls shriek and race by her to avoid her reach.

"Ah, Aino, I was hoping I'd have a chance to see you. I read through your paper in full. Very nice, indeed."

As you and the other girls head upstairs, he turns and raises one clawed hand. "Oh, and I put in a call to Dr. Richards."

>>14881511
Awesome!

Now, when will the next issue be released?

Our apologies for the languid pace of this, our eleventh issue! It's hard enough making 22 pages of school and shopping exciting enough to be a page-turner barn-burner without real life intruding!

But enough of our sycophantic soliloquies! On with the Mutie Mailbag!

Thanks for the game prof, the subject matter was a bit less thrilling than usual, but hey, slice of life ain't so bad. Still hoping for ass kicking next issue though.

A Fan

ps. I'm going to try my hand at a quest in about half an hour, so mutie patrons giving it a look would be rather welcome.

>>14881539
Dear X.

When will the next issue be released?
As it turns out, this whole week is compleatly free for me so I can FINALLY read these comics without someone constantly pestering me.
Also, what did Aino do in those two weeks? Or the X-Men and the Brotherhood?
You said that Aino's powers have grown but how exactly?

Regards
Time variant no.56

>>14881539
Hey, Prof!
Wasn't Aino's actual powers something like Chrono manipulation back when she first showed up?

>>14881600
>Thanks for the game prof, the subject matter was a bit less thrilling than usual, but hey, slice of life ain't so bad. Still hoping for butt kicking next issue though.

>A Fan

Thanks, you oscillating orator of outstanding overtones! We agree with the sentiment - you never know where our writers are going to take things!

Hey Prof, what do think about setting up an email for the quest? You know, email people when the thread is up and stuff. Oh, and when you won't be able to run the quest you could just email, instead of making a thread which nobody sees.

>>14881632
>Dear X.

>When will the next issue be released? As it turns out, this whole week is compleatly free for me so I can FINALLY read these comics without someone constantly pestering me.Also, what did Aino do in those two weeks? Or the X-Men and the Brotherhood? You said that Aino's powers have grown but how exactly?

>Regards
>Time variant no.56

Ask and you shall receive, reader! There's a fair-to-middling chance that we'll get at least one more issue out this week, before we move up four hours to a later timeslot. As for her recovery stint, she might have caught up on homework, but that final paper was a home run out of the blue! Aino's mutant abilities have become more instinctive, giving her the chance to use them without fatiguing herself as quickly and making it easier for her to call on them in stressful situations. As for what happened elsewhere, you'll have to stay tuned!

>gstriga nucleotide
Wouldn't that make them G-Men?

>>14881633
>Hey, Prof!
>Wasn't Aino's actual powers something like Chrono manipulation back when she first showed up?

The specifics of her powers may vary based on how much coffee the writers have had that morning, but we've tried to keep a rough continuity over what she can and can't do based on reader input, rolling dice on the office floor, and arguing about it over lunchtime!

AWESOME setup and cool down issue after last week's action packed. I'm sad I didn't get to read it until well after it hit shelves (field work)

Professor,

Will Aino have some adventures in the Baxter Building for the summer?

>>14881742
>There's a fair-to-middling chance that we'll get at least one more issue out this week, before we move up four hours to a later timeslot.
>four hours to a later timeslot.
Why on earth would you be forced to that?
As a finnish student, I would be forced to stop participating into the creation process of these comics if we would move up that much.
As a matter of fact, it is 1 AM here right now.

This is a collective piece of work and I am merely a small piece in the machinery, but still, I love this too much. Could you please reconsider?

>>14881704
>Hey Prof, what do think about setting up an email for the quest? You know, email people when the thread is up and stuff. Oh, and when you won't be able to run the quest you could just email, instead of making a thread which nobody sees.

We asked our editor if we could get a computer in here, to which he responded "You lazy &%#$@ just want ta look at them computer bikini pics!" We think that's overreaching - one incident with the office copier and our colorist's derriere and we've never lived it down! Still, you're not the first person to suggest that we join the cyberspace revolution! Only time will tell!

>>14881786
>AWESOME setup and cool down issue after last week's action packed. I'm sad I didn't get to read it until well after it hit shelves (field work)

>Professor,

>Will Aino have some adventures in the Baxter Building for the summer?

Thanks for the kind words, reader! We try to keep a mix of stories and suspense, so we're glad to hear you're enjoying the story so far! And while the Baxter Building may be long gone, you'll definitely be seeing more of Mr. Fantastic!

>>14881806
>Why on earth would you be forced to that? As a finnish student, I would be forced to stop participating into the creation process of these comics if we would move up that much. As a matter of fact, it is 1 AM here right now. This is a collective piece of work and I am merely a small piece in the machinery, but still, I love this too much. Could you please reconsider?

It's a labor of love for all of us in the Mutant Quest office as well, but the only options while they fumigate our building is to go halfsies on a time-share building with our Distinguished Competition!

Rest assured, we'll be back in form by the time summer rolls around!

Looks like we're reaching the bottom of the Mutie Mailbag! As always, back issues can be read in full here:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Mutant%20Quest

Thanks for reading, and keep watching!

-Prof

Quest up, if anyones intrested: >>14881965

rolled 73 = 73

>>14881971
I'll be in there shortly.

But to Prof: Great job, as always. I eagerly await the next thrilling installment!