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Grand Ballroom of Doom

By March 8, 2022

One panel comic from the series "Grand Ballroom of Doom," in which there are many speech bubbles filled with different handwritten ideas for comic drawings, all related to politics, politicians, Russia invading Ukraine, toxic internalized capitalism, conspiracy theorists like Joe Rogan, and Anti-maskers; two bubbles near the bottom say "don't do a drawing, nothing matters anymore."

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