Comic #4569: dear-lord
Description
Here’s a detailed description of the comic:
Panel 1:
- Setting: A figure is praying with hands clasped together.
- Text: "DEAR LORD… EVER SINCE I WAS A CHILD, INSTEAD OF EATING COMMUNION WAFERS, I STUCK THEM IN MY POCKET."
Panel 2:
- Setting: The same figure continues speaking, gesturing with an open hand.
- Text: "AFTER DECADES, I'VE AMASSED 150 POUNDS IN WAFERS, WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY THE WEIGHT OF A HUMAN BODY."
Panel 3:
- Setting: The figure continues to speak, looking contemplative and serious.
- Text: "GIVEN THAT WAFERS ARE THE BODY OF CHRIST, TECHNICALLY, I HAVE ONE JESUS IN MY BASEMENT RIGHT NOW."
Panel 4:
- Setting: The figure looks hopeful, hands together in prayer.
- Text: "LORD, SINCE I'VE CAPTURED YOU, DO I GET TO MAKE A WISH?"
- Response: "YES, MY SON."
Panel 5:
- Setting: Later, the same figure is smiling and looking pleased.
- Text: "THANKS, LORD!"
Panel 6:
- Setting: The figure is shown standing triumphantly in a large pile of shiny, gold-like objects with a surprised expression.
- Text: "I'M AMAZED MORE PEOPLE DON'T DO THIS."
This comic uses humor to explore religious themes and can be interpreted in various ways.