Minno on page 374
That third-to-last panel isn't quite cropped right...

ERA on page 374
The fuel! It's somewhere between F and F! NOOOO!

RazorD9 on page 374
Guess beni- err sorry, Rothwell is as much out of the loop as Charlie is.
Though must suck to be a Chrono-assassin when your action could change the future, though not in a way your existence is on the line, but enough where your boss flip-flops in the middle of an assignment. Wait was it a flip-flop or... grrr, Roth's right. It is complicated. Going to have to hash out a time travel and paradox guide at a later date.

zhourahl on page 374
Huh, I've personally never seen a fuel gauge where empty it on the left, I don't think. In all the cars I've driven (not many) they're vertical and empty is on the bottom, though, so I might just be unaware.

M.W. on page 374
@zhourahl I think vertical fuel gages are more common, but there are definitely horizontal ones, too—a lot of GM vehicles, for example (I had a Saturn with a horizontal one). On any horizontal fuel gauge I’ve ever seen E is on the left, as well, but it is funny that the panel cropping is such that E and F look identical.

PrimordialRageChick on page 374
They're gonna stop for fuel and Charlie's gonna try to run, right?

Maple on page 374
In North America most cars have horizontal gas gauges. I've seen a couple vertical but the vast majority is horizontal. That being said, this isn't in Australia...

Maple on page 374
Is*

Kalium on page 374
I want a fuel tank that goes from Full to Full.
Maybe it's Full of Fuel to Full of Air...

Coberon on page 374
Where's the little triangle that tells you where to find the fuel door?

Pappy on page 374
Rothwell's expression in that bottom panel is freaking killer.