Comic #4137: space
Description
Comic Description:
Panel 1: A mountainous landscape appears with a tall launch pad angled against the rocky backdrop.
Panel 2: A red-tipped rocket is launched, with an explosion sound effect text reading "POOM!" surrounding it.
Panel 3: The rocket soars through space, with Earth visible in the background.
Panel 4: Close-up view of the rocket, now much closer to the moon.
Panel 5: Several spacecrafts are shown in the dark expanse of space near Earth.
Panel 6: A spacecraft undocks from a larger vehicle, preparing to move.
Panel 7: A zoomed-out view of the spacecraft in transit near an asteroid.
Panel 8: Approach to the moon’s surface, showing some rocky terrain.
Panel 9: The spacecraft collides with the moon's surface, with debris flying.
Panel 10: A close-up of the moon surface reveals a slice of bread embedded in it.
Panel 11: The moon now has multiple pieces of bread visible.
Panel 12: A person at a control desk speaks into a microphone: "This is mission control. The moon is now technically a sandwich. No more NASA missions are necessary."
The speaker is depicted as a woman with glasses, wearing a blue shirt.