Panel 1:
Bob sits on an armchair and asks, "Bob, are you ready?"

Panel 2:
The other Bob, wearing a red dress and sporting a moustache, enters the room and says, "I'm ready."

Panel 3:
The first Bob says, "You can't go out like that."

Panel 4:
The first Bob stands up, combs the other Bob's moustache, and says, "Your moustache is unkempt."

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A reporter holds a microphone to a woman in a lab coat and asks, "Dr. Carter, don't you regret not having kids?" Panel 2: The scientist kicks him in the shins and says, "I regret not kicking you in the shins," as he yelps "Ow!" Panel 3: The reporter, doubled over, protests, "But you did kick me in the shins." Panel 4: The scientist glides away on a skateboard in sunglasses, declaring, "Then I regret nothing."

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: The Grim Reaper stands at a doorway. An old man peeks out. "I've been expecting you." Panel 2: The old man opens his arms welcomingly. "I knew you'd come to take me." Panel 3: The old man poses flirtatiously in his underwear on his bed. "Come on, take me already!" Panel 4: The Reaper flees down the street in a panic. The old man shouts, "Take me, dark stranger!"

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: The Grim Reaper, scythe in hand, appears in a bathroom where a person is sitting on the toilet, and they cry, "Oh no, not like this!" Panel 2: The Reaper politely says, "Ok, I'll wait," and steps out. Panel 3: He peeks back around the door and asks, "Number one or number two?" Panel 4: The Grim Reaper sits patiently on a stool in the hallway, scythe propped beside him, calmly reading a magazine while waiting.

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A professor in a lab coat stands beside a tall robot in a grassy field and says, "What a beautiful flower." Panel 2: She sighs, "Why am I even telling you this..." Panel 3: As she walks away, she adds, "You have no concept of beauty." Panel 4: Alone, the robot lovingly pulls out a framed photo of the professor and says softly, "Oh, Professor."

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A robot proudly shows a childlike drawing to its creator. "Professor, look what I made." Panel 2: The professor examines the drawing, intrigued. "Fascinating." Panel 3: The robot asks eagerly, "You like it?" Panel 4: The professor walks away, unimpressed. "You are just as disappointing as my human children."

Panel 1:
One robot hands a piece of paper to another robot and says, "I wrote a poem for you."

Panel 2:
The receiving robot responds, "Thanks."

Panel 3:
The poem is revealed to be a sheet of binary code. The robot that wrote the poem points to the paper, which reads:
01100100 01101101
01100001 01110011
01110011 01101001
00100000 01100011
01101111 01100100
01100101

Panel 4:
The receiving robot, now holding the binary code poem, says, "This is beautiful."

4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: The Grim Reaper cruises across a field on a skateboard, scythe in hand, cape billowing behind it. Panel 2: The Reaper leans toward a couple of kids and dares them, "Bet you can't do a kickflip over the shark tank." Panel 3: A confident boy in a yellow shirt and cap steps onto his board beside a tank full of circling shark fins and grins, "Betcha I can, old man!" Panel 4: A close-up of the Grim Reaper, quietly delighted, as it says, "I love my job."