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Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Gary asks why Wrigbert named his robot suit Derek. Wrigbert explains: “Dual-Engine Reinforced Exoskeletal Kinetibot.” After a pause, he continues, “Originally designed to be a load-bearing—” Gary interrupts, “Sorry I asked.”

Derek Meaning

There was no short answer.

Derek Meaning

There was no short answer.

Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Gary clicks through television channels: a warning not to try something at home, a children’s number lesson, a superhero, and eggs cooking in a pan. His verdict on each: “Lame.”

Lame

Lame.

Lame

Lame.

Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Sprinklefoot tells Plodrick about facing a giant fire monster. “Very large. Very close.” Plodrick considers the story, smiles, and says, “Sounds warm.”

Fire Monster

Warm indeed

Fire Monster

Warm indeed

Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Wembley asks “Derek” for a wrench. Wrigbert explains that he is the worm and Derek is his robot suit. Wembley accepts the wrench: “Thank you, Derek.” Wrigbert replies, “Ugh. Don’t mention it.”

Pass the Wrench

Poor Derek

Pass the Wrench

Poor Derek

Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Bixby grins and shows Wembley his “dopamine patch”: a postage stamp with a smiling face. “Look how happy the guy looks!” Wembley says, “Well, if it works, it works.” Bixby adds, “It tingles!”

Dopamine Patch

If it works, it works.

Dopamine Patch

If it works, it works.

Four-panel Hug Fight comic. Gary questions Wembley’s book labeled “SPELL BOOK.” It is a dictionary. Gary claims he has never needed one. Wembley says, “That seems very improbable.” Gary asks, “Improba-what?”

Spell Book

Referencing the old “spell book”

Spell Book

Referencing the old “spell book”