2005-03-31
Original: 2005-03-31 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Main comic (single panel):
A crowd of children stands in a schoolyard against a brick wall. One child in the back, with brown hair, throws both hands up triumphantly and shouts.
Child (arms raised): "THAT'S RIGHT! I HAVE DOUBLE STIGMATA!"
In the foreground, a wide-eyed blond child looks horrified, one hand raised to his mouth.
Votey:
A close-up line drawing of an open hand held up palm-out, with a wide, shocked face — two staring eyes and an open mouth — drawn into the palm and fingers.
A crowd of children stands in a schoolyard against a brick wall. One child in the back, with brown hair, throws both hands up triumphantly and shouts.
Child (arms raised): "THAT'S RIGHT! I HAVE DOUBLE STIGMATA!"
In the foreground, a wide-eyed blond child looks horrified, one hand raised to his mouth.
Votey:
A close-up line drawing of an open hand held up palm-out, with a wide, shocked face — two staring eyes and an open mouth — drawn into the palm and fingers.
Alt text
Single-panel comic: a crowd of cartoon children stands in a schoolyard in front of a brick wall. One child in the back triumphantly throws both hands into the air and shouts, "THAT'S RIGHT! I HAVE DOUBLE STIGMATA!" In the foreground a blond child stares with huge horrified eyes, a hand to his mouth. The joke plays on stigmata (wounds on the hands) being treated as a boastful schoolyard brag. Votey: a black-and-white close-up of an open hand held palm-out, with a shocked, wide-eyed open-mouthed face drawn into the palm, as if the hand itself is screaming.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.