Sure it's a Mirror of Doom, but it really pulls the room together ...
Thursday, October 28, 2010
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I think they missed an opportunity here. If the people who died in the room can emerge from the mirror, the last couple of panels should have been: the two collectors emerge from the mirror as ghosts and squabble with each other for the rest of eternity over whose plan would have worked better. Meanwhile the crazy guy's ghost roams around the hospital turning over bedpans, untying hostpital gowns, unplugging life support machines, etc. Cue laugh track.
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