A three-panel black-and-white stick-figure comic. In the first panel, two figures stand in front of a third sitting at a desk. One says, "We built the room-temperature fusion device you wanted." The seated figure responds, "You what??"
In the second panel, the two standing figures holding some items. One says, "Yeah, we looked up a diagram, and it was really easy. We were able to build it with parts we had around the shop." The seated figure responds, "'EASY?'"
In the third panel, the two figures show a large diagram of atomic nuclei and particles, and a piece of wood with various screws screwed in at the same position as the protons, electrons and neutrons in the diagram. One says, "It was just six Phillips head screws, six flat-head screws, and nine rivets." The other asks, "So do they mail us a Nobel Prize, or do we have to go pick it up?" Off to the right, the seated figure makes a loud "SIGH" sound.
Hidden text: "I don't see why people have trouble doing this at room temperature. Using hot rivets would honestly have been MORE work."
