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A man in a lab coat, Dr. Marc Cray, leans over a motorcycle with a glowing blue front wheel, adjusting something on the handlebars in a cluttered laboratory filled with scientific equipment and blackboards covered in equations.
A two-panel page shows the front part of a futuristic, steampunk-like motorcycle with various gauges and glowing tubes, and then a man in a lab coat and glasses turning a knob on a control panel.
Dr. Marc Cray, a young man in a lab coat and glasses, stands in a lab, reaching down to pull a large red lever, while a motorcycle with glowing blue tires is visible behind him. In a closer shot, he pulls the lever, his expression intense.
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A man in a lab coat, Dr. Marc Cray, leans over a motorcycle with a glowing blue front wheel, adjusting something on the handlebars in a cluttered laboratory filled with scientific equipment and blackboards covered in equations.
A two-panel page shows the front part of a futuristic, steampunk-like motorcycle with various gauges and glowing tubes, and then a man in a lab coat and glasses turning a knob on a control panel.
Dr. Marc Cray, a young man in a lab coat and glasses, stands in a lab, reaching down to pull a large red lever, while a motorcycle with glowing blue tires is visible behind him. In a closer shot, he pulls the lever, his expression intense.

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Doctor Marc Cray, a physicist with multiple PhDs, experiments with a reality-traveling motorcycle. An accident occurs when the motorcycle becomes superpositioned, pulling Marc along with it and transporting him to a world inhabited by robots.

Page 1

Dr. Marc Cray: Almost there... just one more adjustment to the quantum coil!

Page 2

The beauty of it is the paradox. Two states, one object. Dr. Marc Cray: If I can just lock the frequency...

Page 3

Dr. Marc Cray: Alright. Powering up the stabilizer. Dr. Marc Cray: Here goes nothing.