Comic #3297: 2014-05-28

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Panel 1:

• A character with short brown hair, wearing a green outfit and hat, is speaking.
• Beside them is another character, a woman with long reddish-brown hair, expressing surprise.
• Text: "Everytime a child says ‘I don’t believe in fairies,’ there’s a little fairy somewhere that falls down dead."

Panel 2:

• The woman looks incredulous, her eyes wide.
• The male character appears concerned.
• Text: "Wait, really? You say it and instantaneously, millions of miles away, a fairy DIES?"

Panel 3:

• The woman now has a more serious expression, and there's a slight frown.
• The male character appears shocked.
• Text: "Horrible, isn’t it?"

Panel 4:

• The woman, now animated and excited, gestures broadly.
• The male character next to her seems intrigued.
• Text: "THIS IS HUGE."

Panel 5:

• A banner at the top reads "SOON…"
• Below, there is a fake newspaper headline.
• Banner Text: "NEWZNET"
• Headline: "12 YEAR OLD OVERTURNS EINSTEIN’S PHYSICS"
• Subheadline: "Proposes fairy-killing as method of superluminal communication."

The comic consists of four panels presenting a conversation about the belief in fairies, leading to a humorous hypothetical situation in a fictional news article.