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Grand Ballroom of Doom

By April 26, 2021
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5 panel comic from the Artblog series "Grand Ballroom of Doom." The comic spoofs "Footloose", depicting a rural town that is radicalized by police violence. Instead of learning tolerance to teen dancing, the town learns to tolerate "fucking the police."

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