No matter where you go during a fight. This will happen.

Yup, Situation Normal: All Effed Up.

Yep.

Penalties for parking in a handicapped spot can be harsh!

pray it doesn't come out of her paycheck

No plan survives contact with the enemy.

Also, is that the black box?

Just a goodie bag

Ahh the infamous "Bug out bag"?

Can't forget the juice and snacks!

Heh. Kinda thought it was a lunch box. XD

The amazing edibles one can find at the drive thru window.

Always pack clean undies in your bug-out-bag, they will be needed ...

EDF...

Express Delivery Felines.

Odd, I don't remember this page. o.O

Unass the bird, dammit.

That'll buff out.

Will you ever be doing sketches of the various vehicles in this comic? Like a 2-3 side view with information sheet?

I did a couple way back when, but could easily do new material.

We'd appreciate it, always loved your technical drafting style for machinery.

Oh I'm so glad I don't have any workspace right now or I'd get completely distracted kitbashing/scratchbuilding some 1:35 EDF AFV's and aerodynes....

Rick Sternbach started a scratch-built Aerodyne many years ago. We are such geeky fans of each other.

Oh, I know Rick! He was a guest at a con I staffed in Montreal many years ago; that particular convention's "thing" was having guests that were extremely influential but not as "visible" as the on-screen actors. We decided it would be fun to invite designers from Star Trek as guests and invited him and Mike Okuda. It was a great choice, they were awesome guests.
Did he ever complete the model? Love to see what he did, the EDF aerodynes are one of those cool, iconically "economical" and workable designs kind of like the "Eagles" from "Space 1999".

This is why I'm glad I don't have the workspace, I keep thinking it'd make an awesome diorama, the AFV's surrounding the downed 'dyne. I love damaged/wrecked/abandoned vehicles, they tell so much more of a story than a pristine new one.

Rick was a total fan of Albedo way back when, even took me on the lot at Paramount way back when during STNG. He even did up a photo cover for one of the Albado issues, shot on Capt. Piccard's desk. More recently, he had done up a bunch of 3-D printed Mars landscapes and may still be doing decal sheets for real space subjects.

I imagine he was attracted to what attracted a lot of us to Albedo: it was the rare instance of a science-fiction comic that tried to have a fair bit more science to it than fiction when it came to the story and designs. And I remember seeing that cover!
Speaking of 3D printing, now that I think of it, the aerodynes and AFV's *would* lend themselves to 3D printing ...at least the major hull components...

The vehicles are no great difficulty, and as they are fairly simple and slabby, can be scratch-built with simple sheet plastic. Aerodynes, unless they are done in very small scale, wouldn't be very economical as 3-D outputs.

You mean the photo cover with the glove and the pseudo-"Erma Felna EDF Graphic Novel" on it?

Yeah, Rick made all the props too.

I remember that cover! Makes me wonder where my copies of ALBEDO are..., somewhere in my semi-disorganized library.

That cover might have been why I asked you to do my commission of Erma (still not posted on my FA page..., on my 'to do' list) standing in a darkened ST-like office looking out at the starscape.

rabbits firing 40 mm?

Something smaller, like 20mm or less.

I thought of this all night at work. and I had to ask, is the door to the flight deck or cockpit broken? why would she consider the window instead of the door? these aren't fighters with canopies, this is a now disabled drop ship...

There were no windows, she is going out an emergency hatch. The normal flight deck access was blocked

When the bird is on fire, it's time to leave for safer neighborhoods.

Bail-out!

Sneak up, bite ass, run like Hell. Effective defensive technique since the age of the dinosaurs.