Comic #2691: 2012-09-28

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Panel 1: Title: "MAN PRESENTS FIRST EVIDENCE OF GHOSTS"
Text: "ACCLAIMED AS GREATEST SCIENTIST OF CENTURY"
There are two small rectangular boxes below this text, one appears gray and the other white.

Panel 2:
Title: "MAN RECEIVES NOBEL FOR GHOSTLY DISCOVERY"
Text: "Thanks his son for telling him"
There are two small rectangular boxes below this text, one appears gray, the other white.

Panel 3:
Title: "MAN'S RESEARCH CALLED INTO QUESTION"
Text: "My boy said he heard a noise or something and that is ironclad proof of ghosts."
There are several small boxes beneath this text showing doubt:

• "Noise was probably just house creaking."
  There are two boxes that appear gray.

Panel 4:
Title: "MAN'S RESEARCH NOT REPRODUCIBLE"
There is an empty space beneath this title.

Panel 5:
Title: "MAN LIVES LIFE OF SHAME AND HUMILIATION, UNABLE TO SHOW FACE IN PUBLIC"
Text: "I'm still human! I'm still like the rest of you! Please! Please!"
There are two boxes beneath this text, both gray.

Panel 6:
Title: "MAN DIES IN GUTTER, BOTH FORGOTTEN AND DESPISED"
Text: "Autopsy indicates profound disappointment in child's analytical powers."
There is a gray box beneath this text.

Final Panel:
Two characters are shown, one with a hand raised, looking frustrated, saying:
"Okay! Okay! There’s probably not a ghost in my closet! Jeez!"
The other character responds cheerfully, "Goodnight, son."
The character in the foreground appears to have a friendly demeanor.