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Cartoonist

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5. So here's my problem with this tale

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Sun May 24, 2015, 03:23 PM

May 2015

Aside from saying that the lions need more Christians in their diet, then beheading two potential meals, the whole roses angle needs work. On page 2 panel 3, Theophilus is looking right at Dorothea. Am I supposed to believe that he doesn't notice the roses in her hair? And hey Mr. Omnipotent God, that's some trick of yours to get roses to bloom out of season. How about rescuing a couple of your believers from the executioner, or is that beyond your ability?

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Religion In The Comics - 027 [View all] Cartoonist May 2015 OP

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