Tomorrow Stories #10

[laughing_tree]

Some modern science is so bizarre they are almost like a Lewis Carroll logic children have. It didn't seem like a huge step to have this ten-year-old boy with all of the mad, ludicrous ideas that ten-year-old boys have, but to actually make it so that, yes, in terms of science as we now understand it, as it turns out, he's absolutely right and is just a complete genius. -- Alan Moore

Jack B. Quick in "Why the Long Face?" -







Greyshirt in "For a Blue Lady..."







The First American and U.S.Angel in "What We Probably Inhaled at the Toilet's Last Cleaning" -





The Cobweb in "Cobweb of the Future" -

Comments

[lordultimus]

I sort of took Jack as how a child might interpret scientific terms and what if he was actually right, especially given what Promethea implies about how he works.

[cainofdreaming]

I kind of took him as a Lovecraftian entity myself.