Comic #3024: 2013-08-28

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Panel 1:

Two dinosaurs, both resembling Tyrannosaurus rex, stand against a backdrop of mountains and an incoming asteroid.
The dinosaur on the left says: "THE ASTEROIDS ARE NEAR."
The dinosaur on the right responds: "WE'D BETTER EVOLVE INTO BIRDS."

Panel 2:

A bold text in red occupies the center: "EVOLVE-VOLVE-VOLVE!"
The backdrop is dark, indicating urgency or chaos, while the dinosaurs appear animated and emphatic.

Panel 3:

Two birds are perched, one on the left speaking: "THUS WE SHALL REMAIN UNTIL IT IS SAFE ONCE MORE."
The bird on the right chimes in: "NO ONE WILL SUSPECT THE BIRDS! HAHAHA!"

Panel 4:

A banner at the top reads: "65 MILLION YEARS LATER…"
Below, two characters are engaged in conversation; one exclaims: "YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT! WE JUST GOT MAJOR FUNDING FOR AN ASTEROID DEFENSE SYSTEM!"
The second character responds enthusiastically: "YES! LET'S GO TO THE PARK TO CELEBRATE!"

Panel 5:

The scene shifts to a park setting with trees and a dinosaur in the foreground that looks joyful.
A character inside the dinosaur's mouth is visible, adding a comedic twist to the scene.

The comic humorously juxtaposes the ancient dinosaurs' fate with modern-day characters excited about asteroid defense funding.