Comic #3115: 2013-11-27

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Panel 1: A child with short brown hair, visible eyebrows, and a concerned expression is looking up at a middle-aged man wearing glasses and a moustache. The child is angrily saying, “Dad! I'm tired of your dumb jokes! Why don't you mix it up for once?”

Panel 2: The man responds with a smirk, saying, “Mix it up, eh?”

Panel 3: A speech bubble with the text: “A bar goes into a man.” A drawn figure appears at the left, likely showing a man.

Panel 4: A dialogue continues with another speech bubble from the “bar” character that reads: “The bar says ‘Oops! I think we’re doing this backward.’”

Panel 5: The scene shifts to show the man, who says nothing. The text reads: “The man says nothing because all that remains of him is sprayed blood and scraps of flesh.”

Panel 6: A speech bubble interrupts with, “A priest, a rabbi, and a philosopher walk into the bar.” A third character, appearing slightly younger, observes the conversation.

Panel 7: The child from earlier looks confused, emphasizing, “But nothing they say will ever make this right.” The man shown is frowning and holding onto his chest, appearing distressed.

Overall, the comic blends humor with dark themes, featuring a dialogue between a father and child about jokes, with a punchline referencing the darker side of traditional joke setups.