Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this? — Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this? — Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this? — Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this? — Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this? — Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
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Look son, the Human Pig.(shocked)Mother, y-you're inhuman!(deadpan)Another animal could do this?

— Larry Gonick, Cartoon History of the Universe II, Vol. 8-13: From the Springtime of China to the Fall of Rome
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