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On the ark in a storm, the animals think, “What’s wrong with these people?” Giraffes, an elephant, monkeys, skunks and penguins look on, horrified, as Noah asks, “Can’t we leave some behind?” A man in the sea grabs the side of the ark. Above, a bearded figure blows up the wind and a young woman look
Two panels at night. Her side: Nin points at Enlil's star carving and says, You got your constellation wrong. That's Venus, not Mercury. His side: Enlil says the same to Nin. Caption: 10,000 BC: First fact-check. Either way, it's written in stone.
A made-up billionaire points up at a giant rocket and boasts, "MY rocket is bigger than yours!" in front of a row of national rockets, while three workers in hard hats look on, unimpressed.
Two made-up officials whisper behind a boulder, “We have to keep giving them something…”, while two agents with a camera watch a silent black triangle hover over a canyon ridge at dusk.
A seven-page Snapulse comic: politicians argue while galaxies, nebulae and star clusters get on with running the universe.
A reporter shouts “Historic!!! Japan blasts off to Mars moon!!!” as Japan’s rocket launches for Phobos, while a quiet gramophone horn sits by a teacup. The caption sums up how two outlets covered one launch: “Same launch. Two volumes.”
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