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"the primordium" 1
page 7
written by Christopher Hill * penciled by John Watson * Colored by Tim Lai
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page 7
written by Christopher Hill * penciled by John Watson * Colored by Tim Lai
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Image Plan (WATSON): Very high tech. There are lots of Van Der Graff generators and other modern looking electrical devices. Knock yourself out with the design. I will send some references for ideas but this is all you. Modern looking Frankenstein lab. The only thing we need is that focal point of the experiment can be easily viewed by a large viewing window where RS’s workstation is located.
Panel 1 – VO is off screen. We see the lab with RS, a female in her late twenties and a short Russian scientist Pavel Federov. The woman is Riya Singh an attractive Indian woman in a lab coat. Normal sized body. The guy is your stereotypical comic book Russian scientist. He should be older than both of them. All are at their stations working except for the woman who is talking to RS, flirting.
RS: (VO) How do these stories always start? Oh yea, it was a normal day at the dam, getting closer on a project that occupied my life for over a decade.
Caption: ten months, seventeen days, four hours and twenty-two minutes ago
Caption: Conowingo Dam, Maryland
RS: (VO) Not that that wasn’t something out of the ordinary, every day we were getting closer.
Panel 2 – Maybe this shot is from RS workstation looking into the contact area. Woman is leaving going to her area which is outside of the main room.
Reporter: (VO) I have to assume the cover story of a freak fuel line explosion was a lie. What were you working on?
RS: (VO) I am not going to go into specific details about the project.
Panel 3 – Russian is frustrated by something as it looks like another failed test.
Reporter: (VO) Fair enough, but you have to give me something to work with.
RS: (VO) Suffice to say that the project was electrical in nature and too unstable.
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Labels: christopher hill, comic book, graphic novel, john watson, the primordium, tim lai
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