time-4
Original: time-4 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Woman: God, why is there time?
Panel 2:
Woman: Try watching a movie when there's no time. Everything happens all at once. There's no dramatic tension.
Panel 3:
Woman: We tried a no-time universe, but it made things weird. The sex scenes were right on top of the visits to a dying grandma, and the emotional breakup, and the fights with zombies or whatever.
Panel 4:
Other person (off-panel, silhouette): Wait, time exists to make movies better?
Woman (speech from the silhouette/bubble): Also comic books.
Votey:
Text panel: WHY DO PEOPLE GO TO AN ALL-POWERFUL GOD TO ASK IMMORTAL LIFE TIPS?
Inset speech bubble: I HAVE WONDERED THAT MYSELF!
Woman: God, why is there time?
Panel 2:
Woman: Try watching a movie when there's no time. Everything happens all at once. There's no dramatic tension.
Panel 3:
Woman: We tried a no-time universe, but it made things weird. The sex scenes were right on top of the visits to a dying grandma, and the emotional breakup, and the fights with zombies or whatever.
Panel 4:
Other person (off-panel, silhouette): Wait, time exists to make movies better?
Woman (speech from the silhouette/bubble): Also comic books.
Votey:
Text panel: WHY DO PEOPLE GO TO AN ALL-POWERFUL GOD TO ASK IMMORTAL LIFE TIPS?
Inset speech bubble: I HAVE WONDERED THAT MYSELF!
Alt text
A four-panel comic. In panel one, a woman with curly hair asks, "God, why is there time?" In panels two and three she explains: "Try watching a movie when there's no time. Everything happens all at once. There's no dramatic tension," and "We tried a no-time universe, but it made things weird. The sex scenes were right on top of the visits to a dying grandma, and the emotional breakup, and the fights with zombies or whatever." In the final panel, shown as a black silhouette of a head against white, the other speaker asks, "Wait, time exists to make movies better?" and the reply is, "Also comic books." Votey (aftercomic): a hand-lettered panel reads, "Why do people go to an all-powerful God to ask immortal life tips?" with a smaller inset bubble answering, "I have wondered that myself!"
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.