Victims of Comics
Four-panel comic. 1: Six angry shapes — a blue triangle, green hexagon, red square, purple parallelogram, orange circle and pink rectangle — scowl at each other on sand. Caption: "Once upon a time, the shapes were all at odds." 2: The same shapes are stacked into a smiling house against a pale sky. Caption: "Until they found a way to fit together." 3: A skyline of dark buildings with lit windows against an orange sunset. Caption: "And everyone lived happily ever after." 4: Below a grey city skyline, an open pit packed with rows of tan circles, each with X eyes.

#001 · Round Up

Sometimes maybe sad.

Psst. Pick me up.OK. Put me back.
The house from panel 2 again: three red squares, a pink rectangle across them, two blue triangles, a green hexagon, and the purple parallelogram on top. Every shape glares up at the parallelogram with angry brows, except the pink rectangle, which stares straight ahead. The parallelogram looks down at them, worried, sweat flying off it. Caption: "But some shapes fit better than others."
First they came for the circles. This relaunch did very well, but I did need to confirm in the Reddit comments that I am against genocide.