Grand Ballroom of Doom
By December 13, 2021
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3 panel comic from the series "Grand Ballroom of Doom," satirically depicting Neo from "The Matrix" acting out the "Dodge This" scene, but dodging objectified economic phrases instead of bullets-- e.g. "CLIMATE CHANGE," "STUDENT DEBT," etc-- and ultimately suspending the final set in the air while saying "No. Eat the Rich."

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anti-work, grand ballroom of doom, Jacob Chris Hammes, Late stage capitalism, Millennial burnout, Morpheus, Neo, philadelphia comics artist, satire, satirical comic, the matrix, Trinity

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