Comic #2842: 2013-02-27

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Panel 1: A pink background with two characters. On the left, a woman with blonde hair and a pink shirt looks surprised. She's saying, "Oh my God, Sally! Did you make a clone of me to date since we broke up?" On the right, a bearded man with red hair and a gray shirt is saying, "Not exactly!"

Panel 2: The background changes to purple. The woman continues, "He's LIKE you, but he's more emotionally available, and he shares my love of antique timepieces, and he's 350% more tolerant of body hair." The man looks confused.

Panel 3: The background remains purple. The woman concludes, "And… what the… Oh my God, did you build a clone of me too?!" The man responds, "Not exactly!"

Panel 4: Now, the woman is talking again, "She's LIKE you, but she compromises more about housework, and she likes video games, and she helps me with baking like you never did."

Panel 5: A close-up of the two characters; the woman asks, "Was that all you wanted from me?"

Panel 6: The background switches to a gradient of red. The man's expression becomes serious as he confesses, "I love you."

Panel 7: The scene changes again; a background with red suggests a crowd of characters. The bearded man is looking at another couple in the foreground, who are smiling and holding hands.

Panel 8: The final panel depicts a character with glasses saying, "Back into the salt mines, used clones."

The comic features humor related to relationships, clones, and personal comparisons, with colorful and expressive illustrations accompanying the dialogue.