Last but not least, the image of Dr. Ytterbium chosen for that one video's thumbnail was created by Chippewa Ghost, the author of the comic in which Timmy III got assassinated. See it here in its full glory!
That's a quite accurate assessment.
And even though she is in fact innocent regarding the dead of her brother, I imagine that the police's homicide division had a close look on her while investigating the case, just because she seems guilty of something... :-D
Bettina's behavior probably made her the prime suspect during a long stretch of the police investigation! (Imagine a Columbo-like investigator annoying her for months - because of something for which non other than Tona Zehm was actually responsible!)
And we will soon see a lot of rather creepy stuff concerning this toy company...
So, bad times for toy companies, even if they didn't get entangled in a dangerous game of murder threads and assassinations...
Furthermore, the maybe upcoming "trade war"! Wether it's raised tariffs on major resources like steel, or on oddly specific things, who knows how that will in one way or other eventually affect the toy industry...
The cross links and guest art shoutout much appreciated!
And Timmy III's final missteps would indeed be neat to see someday. (Whenever you find some spare time for that of course, no need to force it.)
knowsknew Elliot Maerc? Why am I not surprised? ;-DThank you for this marvelous piece!
(And stay tuned for this chapter's epilogue, it will get a bit flashback-y and crossover-ly too...)
And even though she is in fact innocent regarding the dead of her brother, I imagine that the police's homicide division had a close look on her while investigating the case, just because she seems guilty of something... :-D
Evil toy companies are the worst kind of toy companies.
And we will soon see a lot of rather creepy stuff concerning this toy company...
heh heh heh
Furthermore, the maybe upcoming "trade war"! Wether it's raised tariffs on major resources like steel, or on oddly specific things, who knows how that will in one way or other eventually affect the toy industry...