A seven panel comic page depicting David Wong trying to get dressed for the day. In the first panel he peers into an empty dresser drawer and says, "Why don't I have any shirts? Where the FUCK are all my shirts?" Outside of the panel, Amy Sullivan says, "Probably in the laundry." In the second panel she is seen sitting up tucked into their bed, her back resting on a pile of pillows, a laptop in her lap. The shirt she is wearing is clearly too big for her. In the third panel, Dave squints suspiciously at her. In the fourth we see Amy again, while Dave speaks from outside the panel: "Is that my shirt?" In the fifth panel, Amy looks down at her shirt. In the sixth she looks up and says, "Maybe." David, still outside the panel, says, "Amy—"
In the seventh panel, their whole bedroom can be seen. Dave is in the extreme foreground, one hand resting on the open drawer, body twisted to face the door. John Cheese has stepped partway into the room, asking, "Hey Dave, can I borrow—" Half of his speech bubble is obscured by Dave's, as he asks, "Is THAT my shirt, TOO?"
The final three panels of the comic. In the first, John Cheese, leaning into the room with one hand on the doorway, stares at the viewer. In the second, he looks down at his shirt. In the third he is looking back up, smirking as he says, "Maybe." From outside the panel, Dave says, "You motherFUCKERS—" This is where the comic ends.
The only drawback to being the biggest guy in the polycule is never getting to wear your shirts (bc everyone else wore them first)
#jdate #ot3 #johndaveamy
