hindenburg
Original: hindenburg on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Woman with glasses (dark hair): I invented a time machine! We can only use it once, to alter one point in history. What do we do?
Man with red/orange hair: We make the Hindenburg out of chicken.
Panel 2:
Woman: Huh?
Man: Come with me!
Panel 3 (wordless): The two stand together; the woman raises a fist in excitement / the man gestures.
Panel 4:
The man leans in, talking emphatically to the woman.
Panel 5 (caption banner): MAY 6, 1937
[A blimp shaped like a roast chicken bursts into flames and crashes, echoing the Hindenburg disaster.]
Voice from crowd: Hooray!
Voice from crowd: Free roast chicken!
Panel 6:
Woman: You were right. This is better.
[The two stand together smiling against a red background, the woman resting her hand on the man's shoulder.]
Footer text: This comic brought to you by buyers of SOONISH. Click for more information.
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Votey:
Handwritten text: Too soon?
Woman with glasses (dark hair): I invented a time machine! We can only use it once, to alter one point in history. What do we do?
Man with red/orange hair: We make the Hindenburg out of chicken.
Panel 2:
Woman: Huh?
Man: Come with me!
Panel 3 (wordless): The two stand together; the woman raises a fist in excitement / the man gestures.
Panel 4:
The man leans in, talking emphatically to the woman.
Panel 5 (caption banner): MAY 6, 1937
[A blimp shaped like a roast chicken bursts into flames and crashes, echoing the Hindenburg disaster.]
Voice from crowd: Hooray!
Voice from crowd: Free roast chicken!
Panel 6:
Woman: You were right. This is better.
[The two stand together smiling against a red background, the woman resting her hand on the man's shoulder.]
Footer text: This comic brought to you by buyers of SOONISH. Click for more information.
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Votey:
Handwritten text: Too soon?
Alt text
A six-panel comic. Panel 1: A woman with glasses says, "I invented a time machine! We can only use it once, to alter one point in history. What do we do?" A red-haired man answers, "We make the Hindenburg out of chicken." Panel 2: The woman says "Huh?" and the man replies, "Come with me!" Panels 3-4: The two stand together as the man enthusiastically explains his plan. Panel 5: A banner reads "MAY 6, 1937." A blimp shaped like a giant roast chicken bursts into flames and crashes to the ground (a parody of the Hindenburg disaster), while onlookers cheer, "Hooray!" and "Free roast chicken!" Panel 6: Back together against a red background, the smiling woman rests her hand on the man and says, "You were right. This is better." Footer: "This comic brought to you by buyers of SOONISH. Click for more information." The votey (aftercomic) is a single hand-lettered panel reading, "Too soon?"
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.