
Here is the new comic. Unfortunately, it's cut off at the bottom, but hopefully I'll get to scan it again later, maybe next week when if I'm lucky I'll also have another one finished. It's another one of R. Yochanan.
R. Yochanan really does merit two comics of him, since he lived in two eras: the time of the Bayit Sheini and the post-destruction era. This drawing is of the transition, when he escaped in a coffin out of Jerusalem during the siege (which is too nice a word for what happened). He is carrying the sayings of his teachers inside him, which are taken from Pirkei Avot.
On his right hand, from Hillel: "Be like the students of Aharon, loving peace and pursuing peace." (I think this showed Hillel learned well and compassionately from his teachers Avtalyion and Shemaiah, who first articulated this distinction between being sons of Aharon and learning from his example.)
On his left hand, from Shammai: "Make Torah habit; say little but do much."
On his left leg, from Shimon the Tzaddik: "The world stands on three things: Torah, service, and kindness."
On his right leg, from Shemaiah: "Love work, hate the rabbanut (!), and don't be friendly with authority."
On his left side, from Anshei Kneset HaGedolah (the men of the great assembly), "Be patient in administering justice," and below, from Yehoshua ben Prachyah, "Judge all people favourably."
On his right side, from Jose ben Yochanan ish Yerushalayim, "Let your house be wide open, and treat the poor as members of your family."
The blood on his ear, his hand, and you can't see because of the cutoff but it's dripping down also his right foot, is a reference to the kohen gadol, both the blood of the loss of the Temple and showing R Yochanan coming into a new position in the world, having to take leadership in an unexpected way.