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55-08 - "Beware of the flowers, 'cos I'm sure they're gonna get you, yeah!" -Otway and Barrett
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2026/04/13 - Xerian IIQuirk gives a potted history of the protogen race.
2026/04/11 - Innocence, Guilt and ChangeAbisin has a few tricks up his sleeve.
2026/04/10You are reading page 55.08 of The Epsilon Project, a weekly strip inspired by Amber Williams' DMFA. It is the sequel to Project Future.The Professor explains why the flowers are bad news. The phenomena he's describing is something my father has observed a number of times, but the only other reference to it I've come across is in the Jethro Tull song "Aqualung" where 'the flowers bloom like madness in the spring' after the protagonist dies. On a less sombre note, Merlin scrawled "lol flowers" on the patch of ground covered by Professor Fa'Rana's headwings. In other news, Merlin and I have recently started a new comic, unrelated to Project Future and DMFA. If you're curious, that can be found here: Pax Draconica. If anyone's interested, some kind soul has created a TV Tropes entry for Project Future. So if anyone wants to help flesh it out, that would be nice.
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