Comic #4540: algebra

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Panel 1: A woman with long dark hair wearing a pink shirt stands on the left side, looking serious. She is saying, "WE ARE NO LONGER TEACHING ALGEBRA OR CALCULUS BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT USEFUL IN THE REAL WORLD." To the right, a boy raises his arms in excitement, exclaiming, "YAYYYY!"

Panel 2: A label at the top reads "LATER…" The same boy is now in a different setting, looking determined as he shouts, "MOM! DAD!"

Panel 3: Labeled "LATER STILL," the boy appears again with a confident expression, announcing, "I SHALL BECOME… BATMAN."

Panel 4: This panel shows a new character with dark hair and a serious expression, indicating frustration, saying, "DAMMIT!"

Panel 5: A caption reads "AND SO…" with a character dressed as Batman on the left, speaking to another character who resembles the Riddler, holding a question mark sign. The Riddler says, "THE RIDDLER."

Panel 6: The Batman character is holding a piece of paper with text that reads, "I am departing Gotham Station at 10 AM, with my velocity given by the equation v = v0."

Bottom Text: The bottom of the comic says, "THIS BONUS COMIC THANKS TO SOONISH PREORDERS. CLICK FOR MORE INFO. OR NOT. YOU'RE AN ADULT. IT'S UP TO YOU, OKAY?"

The comic uses humor to comment on the practicality of teaching certain subjects and explores the transformation of a child into a superhero.