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un dessin politique

So in the BD that I am currently writing, ZILF Club, there is a recurring theme of zombie rights protests. Coincidentally around the time I began drawing some cases of the zombie protagonist eating people there was the Unite The Kingdom protest here in Britain. While looking at videos of the protesters I noticed that man of them had signs saying "I like bacon". I believe this in reference to a video of a northern man being arrested for saying this phrase to police at some kind of islam protest. Anyway, I also noticed that most of these Unite The Kingdom type people (at least the ones not covering their faces) were all really pale white and blonde and so many of the men were bald, did the migrants steal their hair? anyway, i decided to draw to this picture based upon it

A Poem I Wrote About Zombie Love

I'm Not A Zombiphile But... she was comfortable in death she never chose to be awakened, and leave her grave craving flesh and seen as an abomination, just like I never chose to be accused of awful crimes and get taken, to spend my teenage years locked away on some bullshit allegations, she spend years underground just rotting there in her grave, while I was locked down in my cell and got forgotten by my mates, the scent of grave soil clings to her body and her necrotic face, like how the grime from the cells clings to my skin like a trod-in stain, humans try and kill her ever since she dug herself out her grave pit, and since I got out of St Andrews I been facing all the same shit, all the humans hide their skin from her cos they know that she craves it, and they hide their flesh from me cos they suspect I'm a rapist, her body's long deceased but there's still so much life within here yet, whereas I might look alive but there only death residing in my flesh, we'r...