Grand Ballroom of Doom
By April 18, 2022
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Six panel comic from the satirical series "Grand Ballroom of Doom," in which a close-up of a man's face in agony slowly zooms out to reveal that he is pooping; he debates looking into the toilet and when he does, the poop spells out the words "thoughts & prayers," to which upon seeing, he is disgusted.

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artblog comic, comics artist, grand ballroom of doom, Jacob C Hammes, philadelphia comics artist, satire, satirical comic, Thoughts and Prayers

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