I think maybe we should just give a little background on Bosch Faustin, but after we do that,

I think the only way to really talk about this comic, the comic is called the infidel.

It's the infidel featuring Pigman.

So already you're like assuming that people know who Pigman is and that he's going to be, I don't know,

such a popular figure that you can just name your comic the infidel featuring Pigman and have

that, I don't know, be SEO, quality SEO somehow.

It's a bit misleading.

It's not, it's not, I don't know know we don't know what this could have been i feel

like maybe he was stifled i just think name it pigman that's maybe what i would say uh or just the

infidel yeah um looking at the back of this of this comic uh we have uh the character's the, like his, I don't know, mild-mannered persona,

the superhero's, you know, alter ego. You know, who's to say who the real, the real personality is

here. But when he's not Pigman, I think he's Frank something. On the back it has Frank saying,

jihadists are a superstitious and cowardly lot.

So my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts.

I must become something terrible, something they fear.

Dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot.

I shall become a pig.

Yeah, whenever my mother, when I was ever as grocery shopping with my mother as a child,

she would, whenever we would pass by the bacon meat aisle, she would faint and flee,

just scream.

Yeah, that's one thing we know. And you can't really deny this, it's that Muslims are afraid of pigs.

It strikes fear into their heart.

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