Grand Ballroom of Doom
By August 2, 2021
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One panel comic from the Artblog series 'Grand Ballroom of Doom' satirizing satirizing Jeff Bezos's rocket trip into space. Jeff stands in the front, smiling and making a thumbs up. In a thank you speech, he thanks his exploited workers, the fictional clone babies that he sacrificed to demons, and most of all, the nation for their shared hatred of him, which fuels his crooked interests. Two men and a woman float in the spacecraft behind him.

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amazon, Apollo 11 moon landing, billionaire, Blue Origin, capitalism, Jeff Bezos, late-capitalism, New Shepard, Richard Branson, rocket, space, space race, space tourism, space travel, Texas, Virgin Galactic

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