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STC page 21
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STC page 22
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STC page 23
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STC page 24
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STC page 25; see notes at bottom
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STC page 26
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STC page 27
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STC page 28
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STC page 29
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STC page 30
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STC page 31
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STC page 32
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STC page 33
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STC page 34
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STC page 35
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STC page 36
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STC page 37
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STC page 38
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STC page 39
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STC page 40
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STC page 41
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STC page 42
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STC page 43
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STC page 44
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STC page 45
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STC page 46; I ran out of ink and had to switch to a black ballpoint pen
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STC page 47; see below for notes to this page and the next
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STC page 48
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*Notes to page 25:
The ultimate stereo system! I'd read that in the near future a laser would be reading a disc. They were talking about CDs. The "lasertable" shown in the third panel is my notion of what that meant: a laser beam reading a vinyl record. The record on the turntable, by the way, is Pink Floyd's UMMAGUMMA (1969). When you have a record player like this one, it would be prudent to have a "TOTAL STEREO POWER-CUT CORE", like the one shown on page 26.
*Notes to pages 47 and 48:
I switched pens again, as you can see. While I was working on page 48 my pen exploded and made a mess in the bottom panel. I tried to work the disaster into a composition. Unfortunately, the whole thing bled through the page, partly obscuring the bottom of page 47. In the second last panel, you can sort of see Circus Maximus running across a bridge, and knocking someone off, and the doomed man's hands beside the word "NOOOO" as he plummets head first to his death. Oh well -- he was about to die anyway.
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