Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for February 08, 2019

I was born in 51. This does not bode well…

Why is his obituary in today’s paper?

What is that thing he’s reading? Oh, it’s a 1952 newspaper thingy.

He will have been missed. Or missing. Whatever.

Weeping Angels! Don’t blink!!!

Makes absolutely no sense, but it is funny. Come to think of it, I could make that comment on nearly every Brewster comic.

Percival Dunwoody’s Uncle?

Wonder if chronos was in my high school class.

In the Roswell time travel incident, Philip J. Fry becomes his own grandfather. Fry who was cryogenically frozen in the year 2000, He was revived in 2999. Time Travel paradox’s are complicated.

For want of a backup Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey Thingama-Dohinky… ☺

it’s a wibbly wobbly timey wimey

The Heinlein novel “The Door Into Summer” has a time machine sort-of paradox in it. I won’t spoil it, but besides being my second SF novel, it gave me a love for SF but also a love for CATS!! I’ve never been without a cat since I left my home and my family when I was no more than a boy (I also like Simon and Garfunkle…).

I’m a time traveler. Every minute I go another minute into the future.

Or did he make a 3D print of himself — not alive, of course — and fake his own death by leaving it Then?

B.C.

Reminds me of Doc Brown.

There was a disruption in the space-time continuum.

Anyone seen ‘Dark’? Reminds me of that tv show.

You are all in violation of the “Temporal Prime Directive”

Wibbley-Wobbley-Timey-Whimey