Comic #6361: antimatter-2

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Panel 1: A woman with dark hair and a dark outfit stands at the front of a classroom, gesturing with her hand toward a blackboard filled with equations. The text above her reads, "…and so, antimatter pops out of the equations naturally."

Panel 2: The focus shifts to a student raising their hand and asking, "Question." The other students are seated, with varied expressions, some engaged and others puzzled.

Panel 3: The woman responds, saying, "Yes?" A student with curly dark hair and a t-shirt asks, "Since Dirac discovered them, why did we call them antimatter and not 'Diracula?'"

Panel 4: The woman's expression shifts slightly as she considers the question, looking thoughtful.

Panel 5: A close-up of her hand, which is holding a cigarette, indicating her frustration or stress.

Panel 6: The last panel shows a newspaper titled "PHYSICS PROFS RETIRE EN MASSE." It includes a smaller secondary headline: "CITE 'EXTREME AND UNREMITTING SORROW.'" Below the title is a sketch of a woman looking upset, possibly the same character from the previous panels.

The overall theme combines humor with a nod to physics concepts and a playful twist on names.