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narrative (commentary): The commotion on the beach was drowned out by the noise of the gulls. Major Commander Servo stood on the bank of a rocky shoreline trying to calm the Alien Fliers...

scene: Major Commander Servo speak to his troops. // caption: [Servo] "Trust me... I have no idea as to why the future did not happen the way we were told. The Greys have their ways... you know that. Why they didn't tell us, who knows? I have my best people working on that..." // narrative (commentary): Somewhere on the beach a voice cried out-- // caption: [Anonymous] "THE GREYS!! THE GREYS!! CALL-IN-THE-GREYS!!"

narrative (commentary): With the swiftness of a cat, Captain Nee, the pilot to Rivo's bird, turned towards the man who was crying out for the Greys. Thrusting his forearm into the man's throat, pinning the man against a rock, and with dagger eyes staring into
the face of fear, Captain Nee said, "NO!"..."NO-O-O-o!" "You know as well as the next guy, we handle things ourselves. We don't call in the Greys!"
"We-don't-call-in-the-Greys!"

// scene: A yellow piece of legal writing paper is paper clipped to the comic. On it is written this message... // narrative (commentary): Dear Reader, I apologize for the last panel. I did not mean to offend anyone. But that's the way it happened. That is how it was explained to me, that is how I learned about the Alien Fliers (a.k.a. "the Fliers of the Bungalow Moon") and the Greys. Let me expand on that, you see the Alien Fliers and Greys are two entirely different entities. The Fliers work for the Greys. Remember-- the Fliers dissolved their spaceship-- they are stuck here until the day they call for extraction. When the mission is completed.

scene: A yellow piece of legal writing paper is the backdrop. In the foreground are two greys standing in front of their parked saucer. Frustration is beaming from their faces. Our little alien visitors in a panic, it appears that they've been busted. // narrative (commentary): In a relationship that could best be described as dysfunctional, the Greys and Alien Fliers work together. Like that of Parent and teenager, they co-exist.

narrative (commentary): And as far as the Alien Fliers are concerned, what mom & dad (the Greys) don't know, won't hurt them. Never call for help. // caption: [Anonymous FFBM] "It's My Space!" // scene: A yellow piece of legal writing paper is the backdrop. A Flier From the Bungalow Moon stands defiant at the foot of a grey.

scene: On a remote beach Major Commander Servo speak to his troops. // narrative (commentary): The seagulls flew off towards the fishing boats as Servo was finishing up his speech... // caption: [Servo] "We'll know more when we make it to the rendezvous. Let's fly" // scene: A flock of crows was seen disbanding from a lonely beach, only to re-group once in flight. // narrative (commentary): Continued...