Comic #2467: 2012-02-17

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Description

Here’s a detailed description of the comic panel:

Panel 1:

• Background: A sky with some clouds.
• Characters:
  • Left: A man with a beard wearing a robe and a halo, looking at the right character.
  • Right: A large, yellow, oval-shaped object with jagged edges.
• Text:
  • Man on the left: "So, how'd it go?"

Panel 2:

• Background: Still the sky with clouds.
• Characters:
  • Left: The bearded man.
  • Right: The large yellow object.
• Text:
  • Bearded man: "You know how I do the water into wine trick?"
  • Smaller text: "Yeah."

Panel 3:

• Background: Again the same cloud-filled sky.
• Characters:
  • Left: The bearded man.
  • Right: The yellow object.
• Text:
  • Bearded man: "And you know how some groups don't have the alcohol dehydrogenase enzymes?"
  • Smaller text: "Yeah, they… oh crap."

Panel 4:

• Background: A classroom or lecture setting.
• Characters:
  • Center: A man with glasses, wearing a suit and standing at a podium.
• Text:
  • Title: "SUBSEQUENTLY…"
  • Man at podium: "It's not entirely clear why Christianity never blossomed in Asia."

The comic uses humor to address scientific and cultural points, blending them into a conversation among characters.