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Explanation
This comic plays on the phrase "have it all," a loaded term in discussions about women, work, and family. A woman approaches another woman asking if she'd like to hear about their "women's solidarity club." The pitch: "Do you think women can have it all?"
The second woman responds enthusiastically: "You mean like a happy family while also having a successful work life?" But the recruiter's response takes a sinister turn: "No, I mean ALL." When asked, "Can women... POSSESS all?" the recruiter's expression becomes intense and unsettling, as she confirms with wild eyes.
In the final panel, when the woman asks to hear more about the club, the recruiter reveals: "We have satellites. We're about to begin the revolution." This reveals that "having it all" has been reinterpreted literally -- not as work-life balance, but as total world domination and possession of everything.
The humor comes from the bait-and-switch between the common feminist talking point about "having it all" (career, family, personal fulfillment) and a literal, megalomaniacal interpretation of possessing ALL of everything. The comic subverts the expected wholesome empowerment message by turning it into a supervillain origin story. It also pokes fun at how vague inspirational slogans can be reinterpreted in alarming ways when taken at face value.