Comments on: Astray3 #310 & #311 (22 Comments) http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647 Astray3: Gain the universe, lose everything. Wed, 10 Jul 2013 06:00:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cory Kerr http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647&cpage=1#comment-143499 Cory Kerr Wed, 10 Jul 2013 06:00:19 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2011/07/31/a303100311-j3r5/#comment-143499 Wow, I love the inks and colors. The palette is very striking in its subtlety. Way cool look. Wow, I love the inks and colors. The palette is very striking in its subtlety. Way cool look.

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By: Doyle http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647&cpage=1#comment-143474 Doyle Mon, 22 Oct 2012 15:56:49 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2011/07/31/a303100311-j3r5/#comment-143474 I LOVE this page! (and for some reason i hear "fairytale of newyork" by the pogues while reading this comic). I LOVE this page! (and for some reason i hear “fairytale of newyork” by the pogues while reading this comic).

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By: Khorre http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647&cpage=1#comment-4579 Khorre Sun, 21 Aug 2011 04:34:25 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2011/07/31/a303100311-j3r5/#comment-4579 My goodness, I think you are right! As Jeff said, it looks a little different, but this seems mostly due to the artist's skill advancing. As far as I'm concerned, the appearance is just about identical. Nice Catch! My goodness, I think you are right!
As Jeff said, it looks a little different, but this seems mostly due to the artist’s skill advancing. As far as I’m concerned, the appearance is just about identical.
Nice Catch!

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By: charles http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647&cpage=1#comment-4481 charles Sun, 14 Aug 2011 07:41:51 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2011/07/31/a303100311-j3r5/#comment-4481 To explain Emily's abilities, we'd have to presume that when a human enters the world, nano-bots in the air and area are breathed in or absorbed and work to heighten the person's natural abilities (speed, strength, etc). Yeah, time is involved. "Chronologically displaced" gave that away. And the Rhino creature was a "Fate Weaver" so it all suggests time is involved. Umway also noted various telepathy institutions that didn't yet exist in Emily's time. I forget exactly what happened in the temporary special comic that Eldon ran of Xuan and the other bloke. But she certainly seemed to have AT LEAST some telepathy powers, and presuming she wasn't simply using nano-bots to do the last thing I remember in that comic, then some Telekenesis as well. Again, it all suggests that some future from Emily's time has significant psychic power and technology, together with the ability to traverse time. ...Imagine this. If do something insignificant then you adjust a timeline and all branches formed in and after that timeline, but do something significant enough in the past, then you don't simply change the timeline but create a new one. But creating a new timeline isn't as simple as a flutter of a butterfly's wings. It actually takes some significant work to create a new timeline. Now imagine that there are various different timeline branches, or dimensions, caused by these adjustments. Go a bit further and imagine that these different branches of time are considered territories, so you can do as you please in a timeline that you own, but adjust someone else's and they won't appreciate it. You might wipe out rival civilisations in your timeline, but as long as you don't wipe them out in the timelines that those civilisations own, they may not care much. But if you go too far back (like back to Emily's timeline, then you may have gone back to a point before your timeline was created and begin to have some minor affects not only on your own but other's, which would likely leave them very unhappy. *meh* just a lot of theories at this point. To explain Emily’s abilities, we’d have to presume that when a human enters the world, nano-bots in the air and area are breathed in or absorbed and work to heighten the person’s natural abilities (speed, strength, etc).

Yeah, time is involved. “Chronologically displaced” gave that away. And the Rhino creature was a “Fate Weaver” so it all suggests time is involved. Umway also noted various telepathy institutions that didn’t yet exist in Emily’s time.

I forget exactly what happened in the temporary special comic that Eldon ran of Xuan and the other bloke. But she certainly seemed to have AT LEAST some telepathy powers, and presuming she wasn’t simply using nano-bots to do the last thing I remember in that comic, then some Telekenesis as well.

Again, it all suggests that some future from Emily’s time has significant psychic power and technology, together with the ability to traverse time.

…Imagine this. If do something insignificant then you adjust a timeline and all branches formed in and after that timeline, but do something significant enough in the past, then you don’t simply change the timeline but create a new one. But creating a new timeline isn’t as simple as a flutter of a butterfly’s wings. It actually takes some significant work to create a new timeline. Now imagine that there are various different timeline branches, or dimensions, caused by these adjustments. Go a bit further and imagine that these different branches of time are considered territories, so you can do as you please in a timeline that you own, but adjust someone else’s and they won’t appreciate it. You might wipe out rival civilisations in your timeline, but as long as you don’t wipe them out in the timelines that those civilisations own, they may not care much. But if you go too far back (like back to Emily’s timeline, then you may have gone back to a point before your timeline was created and begin to have some minor affects not only on your own but other’s, which would likely leave them very unhappy.

*meh* just a lot of theories at this point.

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By: Arwael http://www.a3classic.com/?p=1647&cpage=1#comment-4453 Arwael Wed, 10 Aug 2011 16:58:02 +0000 http://www.a3classic.com/2011/07/31/a303100311-j3r5/#comment-4453 That is an interesting theory. It would explain quite a few things. All though the inhabitants, they claim that the "Strays" aren't what they think of as "Humans". Due to the strays not having godlike powers. (In this case, command over the complex nano-tech of the dimension?) But with a bit of extrapolating, that can be solved too. From what I've seen, what the Strays might be, is not astray only in space and dimension, but in Time as well. The references at the very begining with the odd couple in the car, the "Pre-Telepathy" comment that the Space Orca makes, the burgeoning science of nano-tech in the world of today. It's sketchy, but it could be possible. And these "Humans" are people who can make an entire dimension to suit their whims, at that kind of technological level, there is probably not much that they can't do. I'm not exactly sure where the Avalonians fit in. Perhaps they are a faction of the humans who choose to maintain a strict but non-invasive control of the area, maybe? They keep people from making obvious displays of technology from what I've noticed, but other than that, they don't seem to care. That is an interesting theory. It would explain quite a few things. All though the inhabitants, they claim that the “Strays” aren’t what they think of as “Humans”. Due to the strays not having godlike powers. (In this case, command over the complex nano-tech of the dimension?)

But with a bit of extrapolating, that can be solved too. From what I’ve seen, what the Strays might be, is not astray only in space and dimension, but in Time as well.

The references at the very begining with the odd couple in the car, the “Pre-Telepathy” comment that the Space Orca makes, the burgeoning science of nano-tech in the world of today. It’s sketchy, but it could be possible.

And these “Humans” are people who can make an entire dimension to suit their whims, at that kind of technological level, there is probably not much that they can’t do.

I’m not exactly sure where the Avalonians fit in. Perhaps they are a faction of the humans who choose to maintain a strict but non-invasive control of the area, maybe? They keep people from making obvious displays of technology from what I’ve noticed, but other than that, they don’t seem to care.

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