Panel 1: Contains the title “Bob by: JDVM” diagonally and contains various geometric shapes associated with the series in the margins.
Panel 2: Panel is split diagonally to show two images that are far apart, but linked. The first half shows Bob (a box robot with a worm sticking out of it) running across the ground shooting upwards. The second half shows a Henchman (a stick figure with an inverted triangle for a head) on top of a building shooting downwards. There is a waist high barricade and a TNT detonator on the roof as well.
Narrator: Sunday used to mean something different.
Panel 3: Panel widens way out to show a broken flag pole next to the Henchman’s building. The TNT detonator has a very long wire that stretches off to a much larger building in the distance that has a sign on top of it. The only letters visible on the sign are O R P. Bob leaps into the air, fire shooting from his feet and a propeller coming out of his helmet. He leaps over the Henchman, with his legs extending.
Narrator: It was a time for Freedom with the overwhelming, oppressive anxiety of impending dread.
Panel 4: Close up of the rooftop. The henchman has pressed the plunger on the TNT detonator. Bob’s legs have extended so far that he is taller than the henchman, he is looking off panel arm extending in that direction towards a very large explosion.
Narrator: Some people sought Faith and Fellowship.
Panel 5: Panel widens out very far to show the very large building, it’s sign now revealed to say ORPHANS. The building has a cloud of smoke at its center and the top half is falling. Bob’s arms and legs have extended so far to brace the building while still shooting at the henchman.
Narrator: But there was little comfort in a Sunday.
Panel 6: The Henchman has backed away from Bob’s fire and bumped into the barricade, a look of concern on its face.
Narrator: Only Doom and Dread.
Panel 7: Extreme closeup of the falling Henchman, a look of surprise on its face.
Panel 8: The Henchman has fallen onto the broken flagpole and impaled itself. Its eyes are X’s to show that it is dead.
Narrator: When Monday means nothing, Sundays lose their power over the indebted.
Panel 9: Close up of Bob. He is still holding the building up, but looking down in the opposite direction in reflection on what he has just done. Stick figure orphans crowd around cheering for him.
Narrator: Sunday exists only for the Free.