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* On page 7, a book titled ''"Art Therapy - The Bennet Way"'' can be seen during the explosion, explaining why Doug Rattman is creating murals throughout the Aperture facility. He uses art as an an attempt to help his schizophrenia. "Art Therapy" is the name of the co-op DLC later added to Portal 2. | * On page 7, a book titled ''"Art Therapy - The Bennet Way"'' can be seen during the explosion, explaining why Doug Rattman is creating murals throughout the Aperture facility. He uses art as an an attempt to help his schizophrenia. "Art Therapy" is the name of the co-op DLC later added to Portal 2. | ||
* On page 8, there is a message in binary at the bottom of Chell's Application form. When converted to {{W|ASCII}} it reads, "The cake is a lie." | * On page 8, there is a message in binary at the bottom of Chell's Application form. When converted to {{W|ASCII}} it reads, "The cake is a lie." | ||
* {{Spoiler|On Page 10, Rattman's statment that "he would rather have gone to the moon" | * {{Spoiler|On Page 10, Rattman's statment that "he would rather have gone to the moon" may be foreshadowing of the ending of Portal 2.}} | ||
* On page 13 of the comic, the Gravity Gun and Combine Health Dispenser from ''Half-Life 2'', and the Black Mesa Health Station and H.E.V. Suit Charger from ''Half-Life'' make a cameo appearance. | * On page 13 of the comic, the Gravity Gun and Combine Health Dispenser from ''Half-Life 2'', and the Black Mesa Health Station and H.E.V. Suit Charger from ''Half-Life'' make a cameo appearance. | ||
* In one of Rattmann's lines on page 25, he says "Both alive and dead, until someone opens the box". This is a reference to {{W|Schrodinger's Cat}}, a popular scientific theory involving a cat sealed inside a box. | * In one of Rattmann's lines on page 25, he says "Both alive and dead, until someone opens the box". This is a reference to {{W|Schrodinger's Cat}}, a popular scientific theory involving a cat sealed inside a box. | ||