Panel 1: Medium shot. Bob is directly to Annie’s left in some kind of love seat, gripping a pen in his fist in an odd manner.
Panel 2: slightly wider shot. Warbucks and Tracy have used the 1 second since Panel 1 to leap in close to Annie, and Warbucks is now standing directly to her left. I don’t know these characters well, but wouldn’t a father figure be just a little more comforting when she’s clearly upset, maybe a hug or at least looking at his daughter?
I hope the Grays are having fun with the Parkers in comics-spy afterlife.
I speculate that they know about “off to confront Sirob” because the FBI knew, and years later (Annie is 10 or something) finally told Tracy, a respected colleague and their old friend.
I know Tank isn’t a biology major, but I am: Darwin was far more of an expert on barnacles and earthworms (he wrote books about both) than finches. He had to get John Gould (IIRC) to do the workup on his finch specimens.
That only bugged the Tank McNamara readers who are biology nerds, which is possibly just me, but I feel better for writing it.
Annie has one more thing in common with Peter “Spider-Man” Parker. They’re both orphans, and their parents were revealed decades after their first appearances to actually have been secret agents.
Panel 1: Medium shot. Bob is directly to Annie’s left in some kind of love seat, gripping a pen in his fist in an odd manner.
Panel 2: slightly wider shot. Warbucks and Tracy have used the 1 second since Panel 1 to leap in close to Annie, and Warbucks is now standing directly to her left. I don’t know these characters well, but wouldn’t a father figure be just a little more comforting when she’s clearly upset, maybe a hug or at least looking at his daughter?
I hope the Grays are having fun with the Parkers in comics-spy afterlife.