Comic #1593: 2009-09-13

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Description

The comic presents a series of panels featuring a friendly dinosaur character reading a magazine titled "TRIASSIC."

• Panel 1: The dinosaur, depicted in cheerful colors with a big smile, holds the magazine and seems to be enjoying its content. In the background, there are rocky formations in purple hues.

• Panel 2: The dinosaur displays a more thoughtful facial expression, still smiling, conveying curiosity or contemplation.

• Panel 3: The dinosaur maintains its smile, looking slightly more animated. The background remains consistent with previous panels.

• Panel 4: The scene shifts to the dinosaur showing its teeth, presenting a grin that suggests excitement as long as it is friendly.

• Panel 5: A character reminiscent of a scientist stands beside a large dinosaur skull. The character, dressed in a lab coat, is speaking and has a serious expression. The speech bubble states: "Of course, I don’t need to tell you why Mister T. Rex was the most violent of all predators."

The comic uses bold outlines and bright colors, enhancing its playful tone. The expressions on the characters convey a sense of humor and educational content.