Tumor

Tumor – English Version
A young woman notices a strange lump on her neck.
It grows bigger every day. She panics and rushes to a small, creepy clinic at night.
The two doctors (a man and a woman) look weird—they have huge eyes, wide smiles, and sweat constantly.
They examine the lump and happily tell her:
“Don’t worry! We’ll give you special pills so it keeps growing like a tumor!”
She trusts them and takes the pills every day.
The lump grows huge, hairy, and heavy. It hurts terribly.
They finally take her to surgery.
After the operation, she wakes up weak in a hospital bed.
The doctors stand over her, overjoyed.
In their hands they hold a tiny girl’s head—alive, smiling, with a little pink bow.
They hug the head and cry tears of joy.
On the nightstand is a jar labeled “BONE ASHES” and a photo of the same little girl.
The caption reveals the truth:
“They gave her pills that contained the ashes of their dead daughter…
so she would grow again like a tumor.”
The woman looks down in horror.
Her neck is now a giant open wound, gushing blood.
Her body was only an incubator.
The happy parents cuddle their “reborn” daughter’s head.
The woman screams as she bleeds to death.
The final panel shows the father nervously holding two knives, sweating, while the little girl’s head (now attached to the dying woman’s neck) opens its eyes and begins to scream.