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That’s Life Comic by Mike Twohy (2003)

November 28, 2021 By Hannah Raisner, FSU '25

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In Mike Twohy’s 2003 comic That’s Life Virgil shows Dante a part of Hell where the damned must push “carts with stuck wheels” for eternity.

View the comic here.

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