Comic #1758: 2010-02-25

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Description

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Panel 1:

• A doctor, depicted as an African American male wearing a white coat and a stethoscope, is sitting at his desk. He has large glasses and a concerned expression.
• A patient, a white male with short, light brown hair, is sitting on an examination table, looking perplexed. He wears a teal hospital gown and gives the impression of being frustrated.
• The text bubble from the patient reads: "HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO IMPRESS WOMEN IF YOU CALL IT THAT? ISN'T THERE A COOLER NAME FOR A TINY—"
• The doctor interrupts with: "NO. THERE'S ONLY 'MICROPENIS!'"

Panel 2:

• The patient appears deep in thought, with a hand on his chin. His expression conveys contemplation.
• The thought bubble from this panel simply shows: "HMMMM…"

Panel 3:

• Below the previous panels, the next scene shows a woman on the left side, with long dark hair, facing the patient who is sitting on a bed, uncovered from the waist up, looking alarmed.
• The text above reads: "SOON…"
• The patient exclaims: "BEHOLD… THE SINGULARITY!"

This comic seems to use humor related to body image and societal perceptions.