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Grand Ballroom of Doom

By September 13, 2021
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Four panel comic from the satirical Artblog series 'Grand Ballroom of Doom' in which a sperm cell uses its "short but hopeful existence" before "drying out in an old sock" to give a speech about Texas Governor Greg Abbot, calling him a "literal piece of human garbage" for equating life to a "clump of cells" and not a "grown-ass human female."

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