/lit/ - Literature

A youth wearing punkish clothes is standing left of center, with a wooden pipe in his mouth. His t-shirt is only partially visible under his jean vest, but you can clearly see it reads "Pewdiepie". His expression is one of bepuzzlement, eyes squinting in a confused and exasperated sort of way. Projected down and to the left of from his mouth, a speech bubble reads "Dad, why isn't it working?". An older man in a sweater vest (he's dressed very much like Mr. Rogers) stands right of center. He poses with one eyebrow raised, his arms crossed in front of him, a slightly sardonic grimace on his face. His hair is grey, and and his hairline is receding. A speech bubble down and to the left of his mouth reads "I dunno son, guess they don't make'em like they used to". At the very bottom of the panel, centered, are two hardly legible lines; "Written by Robert Picador" and " Illustrated by Sammy Work". Picador is 58 years old and frequently contributes columns to his local newspaper. His topics of choice being politics and economic policy. Sammy Work is 37 and draws comics as part of an ongoing effort to establish himself as a beloved or at least well-regarded political pundit and social-media personality. Sammy can boast ten-thousand twitter followers. The man in the panel is looking out towards you, the youth trains his eyes upon the pipe. The youth is holding a lighter underneath the unlit wooden tobacco pipe, in the manner with which one might heat a crack-pipe.

>>12085488
>30 year olds aren't that old. They aren't flossing or anything, but still.