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Happy Fugitoid Friday! And a huge THANK YOU to everyone who's picked up Tales #4 over the past week. I'm so glad many of you enjoyed it and have loved seeing all the fan art and reactions.
Today a little love for Varlesh, who I re-imagined as Honeycutt's pet hermit crab at the E.P.F. (and reluctant test subject). I was excited to include him in this issue as a nod to the Mirage comic and don't worry, he survived the explosion and we'll see him pop up again at some point.
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Probably should've asked about it in the recent Q&A, but forgot to. Maybe I'm reading too deep into this (or simply misunderstanding something) but does "this S.A.L model" imply that that said robot model has been mass produced like in Mirage? Is that why Honeycutt wears a coat in Tales #4? To have some sense of humanity and individuality?
I think this SAL is a prototype and there may have been plans to produce more at the EPF, but it hasn't happened yet. Zayton was allowed to use it for his experiments and he made some customizations to it (like welding the "glasses" on for enhanced vision). And exactly, his coat helps him feel a little more human and be more inconspicuous.
