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Three-panel black-and-white ink comic. A mustached man in a top hat, resembling a Monopoly-style tycoon, looks at a crowd of hooded chess pieces and a horse-head knight. Panel 1: "MY HUMAN CHESS BOARD HAS UNIONIZED?" Panel 2: "HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?" Panel 3: "I DELIBERATELY PIT YOU AGAINST EACH OTHER!"

Human Chess Board Unionizes Against Top-Hatted Boss

A hand-drawn comic where a top-hatted boss is stunned that his human chess pieces unionized, then admits he pitted them against each other. A labor solidarity joke.

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Three-panel black-and-white ink comic. A mustached man in a top hat, resembling a Monopoly-style tycoon, looks at a crowd of hooded chess pieces and a horse-head knight. Panel 1: "MY HUMAN CHESS BOARD HAS UNIONIZED?" Panel 2: "HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?" Panel 3: "I DELIBERATELY PIT YOU AGAINST EACH OTHER!"

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