Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for March 16, 2014

Getting by a Freeze Ray can be pretty Gru’some.Freeze Ray!

Isn’t that called a “cooling off” period?

Everyone, just chill!

“Wait… When I said ‘Everyone freeze!’, I didn’t really mean it!”

That’s just cold.

Freshly frozen spleen.

It’s a good law!

At the time, Brewster was testifying before Congress on why there shouldn’t be freeze ray control.

15 daze is too few, in this case, but even then, as the captain, Brewster would still get the permit . . now 15 years . . . ☻

“Ahhh, our spleens!”

Freeze rays work by firing a beam of high-energy laser photons at the target’s atoms. The beam knocks the atom electrons out of their orbits, and when atoms lose electrons, they instantly lose energy and therefore heat. The lasers are essentially blasting the warmth away at the atomic level. Can lower temperatures by 120 degrees in a second.What is very difficult is to do is to configure the beam so that it creates a nice block of ice around the target. Like an ice cube from the refrigerator. Cartoon technology is far ahead of us in this.

Fish, and plankton, and greens from the sea. It stopped coming and they started, fresh as harvest day..-Vox Box

When freeze rays is outlawed, only outlaws is has freeze rays! Hold onter yer second ammdnment rights!

Where is Mr. Freeze when you need him?

You think he’s gonna be any smarter after 15 days?

What will happen if they have to go to the bathroom.

“With my freeze ray I will stop…”