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The 3:00 Book

By April 22, 2021
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Four panel comic, black and white with color on clothing. Title at the top is 3:00, three o’clock. Top panel shows a busy street corner with a cafe in the background and trash and recycling cans in the foreground. A woman dressed in yellow-orange colored clothes walks her dog. Two people walk by in the middle, their clothes multicolored blue and purple. A woman with purple and clue-colored clothes sits at the bus stop. Middle panel shows another street corner with a biker wearing red, parking their bike; a man in foreground with yellow-green t-shirt and face mask; and a couple with a baby stroller wearing blue-green-yellow tops and masks and the baby in orange. Bottom left panel shows a woman’s face in closeup, looking askance and looking annoyed. The woman says “Why is everyone wearing tie-dye?” Bottom right panel shows full-body picture of the woman, who is wearing a black and white t-shirt and patterned brown and white pants. The woman looks alarmed and says “Ah!”

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