Two questions to ask yourself:
-whose original plan does the "compromise" most closely resemble?
-which party currently has majorities in both houses of Congress as well as the Presidency?

So, yeah.

This is seriously one of the best, funniest, cleverest things I've read in ages. Beautifully drawn in a classic comic book style The Adventures of Unemployed Man deftly dissects the American dream and demonstrates how the economic playing field has been tilted in favour of the already-wealthy, via the adventures of Unemployed Man, his sidekick Plan B and a host of other heroes as they take on villains such as The Outsourcerer, The Broker and the Just Us League. It's like Paul Krugman wrote a comic.

Give it to someone for Christmas.

You can see a few pages excerpted at CNN and here's an interview with the authors (in costume!):

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