Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for March 21, 2013

Q: Does Brewster have vertigo?A: Not too far, just to the edge of the room.…Bad puns still belong in Xanth…

A Fine Example of ’This has no Relation to Star Trek whatsoever" as exemplified by the Name of the Space Station R U SIRIUS which, I have it on Good Authority, bears the Hull registry WTH-0MG-HWGA

at least he isn’t driving everyone else up the wall this time.

How is that odd for Brewster?

At least now his potato chips won’t fly away like yesterday!

Like WillardB…. I’m wondering….How can you tell when Brewster is acting “odd?”

Brewster’s not disoriented. In fact, he’s got the hang of it.

Kiss him, Pam! Dare ya!

I would say that one or both ships would orient itself to the other so the ships would be on the same plain.All be it we never saw the maneuver..\\//_

If you go into the elevator on Dr. Mel’s ship, I wonder how the buttons are marked. Maybe tomorrow’s strip will tell us.

“I just watched how that flight attendant did it in that 2001 movie. It was easy!”

“Brewster, she was wearing magnetic boots. We have gravity here!”

“…Oh.” ::thwump:: “Ow.”Brewster 2013: A Space Guy Oddity.

Brewster: “Eh, what’s up, doc?” . . . . ☻

The question should not be ‘how odd,’ but with Brewster…how will you notice?

Shouldn’t his balloon be upside down as well? Or are they upside down?

Brewster’s acting strange? Really? Do tell!

But if his word balloon had been upside down they wouldn’t have been able to understand him, and … oh, heck. This is as bad as time travel.

There are no plains(sic) in space.