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The 3:00 Book

By July 29, 2022
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A 3-panel, black and white comic titled 3:00, meaning, three o’clock features to women walking down a street and talking about Covid and its aftermath, including losing your sense of smell, and how that may not be a bad thing in a smelly urban environment.

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