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The Weekly Independent Comics Page for Aug. 13, 2015!

by Staff August 13th, 2015December 16th, 2020

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On this week’s magically delicious Independent comics page: Jen Sorenson examines the legacy of the Trump presidency; The K Chronicles deals with mosquitoes; This Modern World runs a simulation; and Red Meat makes a run to the drugstore.

Tagged: donald trump, jen sorenson, keith knight, max cannon, mosquito, racism, red meat, republican party, the k chronicles, this modern world, tom tomorrow, tweezers

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