Been very, very, crazily busy lately with two shows in my town and London, but I did draw a lot during my invigilation slots, and this is the most coherent product.

'When it came to madmen and their maniacal schemes, Crispin Whytehead had a prediliction for getting suckered into the minor Igor sort of role. This time, it was Stuart Axon ( [link] ) doing the plotting and the scheming and the threatening of innocent life, and although Crispin was nowhere near as enthusiastic about this particular glorified sentry job as with the last- fed up to the back teeth with standing around playing Torgo while blameless people got hurt would be a better definition- that wasn't going to stop him from trying to keep Sasha and Fred out of Axon's super-secret lair.

You could perhaps blame this questionable side-taking on the almighty row he had with Fred before all this kicked off, or on the nasty accident Sasha mentions herein, or on his own moral compass, which even at the best of times acts like it was at some stage exposed to a giant magnet. But probably the main reason was that, when coming from a deranged psychic, "If you let anyone in I will kill you so hard you will die to death" is a wonderful motivationary slogan.'

Psychonauts in my own style again... I have a lot to learn about inking, so the trick is to scan the pencils before starting - sadly, they have yet to invent a ctrl-z for real life. Bastards.