And so the scene jumps from a cold antarctic mystery to a more mundane suburban location. The family will look familiar to regular readers, and this scene occurs around the time we last met them. The big difference here is that we get to meet the “other” child in the family.
poor girl, being the normal one out can´t be easy, especially now that everybody seems to focus on big bro and training him to become the next new super hero….at this rate she´ll become a villain just to get *some* attention from her family. honestly, i don´t see why they don´t include her in some way, ok so she doesn´t have powers, but neither does tek. why not train her in techie stuff?
The dialogue on this page implies, that she hasn’t eben introduced into the “family business”. Also her line in the second panel hints at her maybe having inherited her fathers brains.
“Working up in my room”… a normal parent would assume listening to music and checking social media. A super parent should be looking for partially assembled tek-squirrels.
I can’t believe she’s using an intercom to talk to her children. That just screams isolation. I can’t see that as being proper parent-child interaction unless you live in a mansion and the children’s room is on the other side of the house.
She is contacting her husband and son in panel one not both kids and when your contacting a superhero duo in their secret lab that’s being hidden from someone else in the house an intercom that connects without having an visible sign where it connects to is the best bet.