Comic #4504: pharma
Description
Here’s a detailed description of the comic:
Title/Setting: The comic depicts a scenario involving pharmaceutical companies and marketing practices.
Panel Descriptions:
- First Panel:
- Text: "WE WERE TIRED OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES SPENDING MORE ON MARKETING THAN R&D."
- Visuals: A man in sunglasses, wearing a dark coat, stands by a car and looks toward a store labeled "FOOD-MART." Another man stands nearby, observing.
- Second Panel:
- Text: "So, we brought the power of the law against them."
- Visuals: The same man is shown walking down an aisle inside a store, looking determined.
- Third Panel:
- Text: "NOT ONLY WOULD THEY HAVE TO CEASE MARKETING. THEY WOULD HAVE TO LABEL THEIR PRODUCTS HONESTLY."
- Visuals: The man continues walking through the store.
- Fourth Panel:
- Text: "WE THOUGHT WE WERE RIGHTEOUS. WE THOUGHT WE WERE WISE. WE THOUGHT THE LAW WAS JUST."
- Visuals: Another character, balding and wearing glasses, appears contemplative while holding a phone.
- Fifth Panel:
- Text: "BUT WE NEVER THOUGHT THE DRUG COMPANIES WOULD FIND REVENGE WITHIN THE LAW ITSELF."
- Visuals: The scene shifts to a store counter with a cashier and a customer.
- Sixth Panel:
- Text: "PRICE CHECK ON A BOTTLE OF 'SO, YOU CAN'T SHIT RIGHT?' EXTRA LARGE."
- Visuals: The cashier, a man in a green shirt, holds a device looking perplexed, while the customer, looking serious, stands with a bottle in hand.
Overall Theme: The comic humorously addresses the issue of pharmaceutical marketing and the unexpected consequences of legal actions. The dialogue balances between serious concerns and satirical observations about the industry.