Okay, this one is actually slightly disturbing (to me, at least).



I suspect this is actually Chief Anderson's evil twin, given the clothes and dark hair color. How else could he 'convict' Jason on such flimsy evidence? Or is this just an example of how Jason never gets a fair break and is always blamed for everything?

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My theory... Zoltar, or someone from Spectra, has stolen some top secret information and also framed Jason, making it appear that he's a traitor/spy who assisted the Spectrans in getting the info.

Everyone knows that Jason is hot-headed and has trouble with obeying orders, and of course Anderson is aware that it's a very small step to go from "hot-headed" to "traitor" () so naturally he assumes he's guilty...

Oh, and he's annoyed that Mark and the others didn't notice what their "traitor" teammate had been up to, so he's decided they're careless/negligent.

I noticed one of the guards looks like he is trying to hide a smirk.

Perhaps...Jason found evidence That Anderson has, had hair transplants / hair plugs or has Erectile Disfunction..Oh no! all the other scientist will laugh at him when He goes to the Mens Club

and what were they doing searching Jasons Room...Looking for contraband..and what would they have found...Rock music, playboys, nudie magazines, lots of girls numbers

and as for the look on Marks face, I've seen that befor on my nephew just befor my sister "grounds him" "But mum there's a big party this weekend..."

How would you actually ground a "ninja"?.. something for me to ponder..mmm

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I vaguely remember that one. It was a set up, but that's all I remember.

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I'm writing a book. I've got the page numbers so far...

Jason needs to pound on him for a while.

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I'm writing a book. I've got the page numbers so far...

Yay, Jason's cleared at it looks like he's the one who figured it all out (unless it was Zark -hope not!)

"If you return!" Heh, if this were Gatch, I'd say that Ivar's not long for this world, but here I will assume Jason's referring to prison...

But I think it would look cool!






As a kid, I had a book of stories from Classical mythology -I think some kids would have gotten the "Neptune" reference. Just like I'm sure I'm not the only one seeing the irony in a destructive hurricane named "Irene."

what is Zark doing out of uniform?
and what is Ivar doing talking to Zoltar at the control center?
Is this the only place your can make off-world phone calls?
and was it collect or will Center Neptune get a massive phone bill?
Zark doesn't seem fazed...shouldn't his antenee be up in surprise?

So many question ..so few answers

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Okay, here's what happened before and after the 'reveal'...

Before:



So the Spectran spy sneaks off to contact Zoltar. The documents were plans for Galaxy Security's latest weapon (which they don't even use in the issue). Chief Anderson believed the guard's word that Jason stunned him and took the plans, without even hearing Jason's side of the story (typical). Jason followed the guy, since he had been the one to finger Jason.

And now we know why Zark was just standing there: the Spectran spy stunned him!

And here's what happened after Jason confirmed he was set up.



Clearly Jason was just useless this episode, although he did manage to escape from his cell all by his lonesome (he had a lockpick in his 'emergency belt').

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Although Jason may not be too happy that they did follow him.



Hmmm, you think CN security would know a thing or too about the team having "hidden" lock picking devices on themselves.

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