A political cartoon published June 12, 2009, shows a man in a suit standing on a city street holding a sign that reads PRO-LIFE EXTREME. He raises one arm and points upward while a large speech bubble states THE DOCTOR IS DEAD AND THE CLINIC IS CLOSED—THY WILL BE DONE. To his right a man wearing a blood-stained apron stands in the open doorway of a brick building and replies AMEN in a separate speech bubble.

The drawing appeared eleven days after the May 31 shooting of Dr. George Tiller inside his Wichita church. Tiller was one of the few physicians in the United States who performed late-term abortions. The killing prompted renewed national discussion about clinic security and the line between protest and violence.

The cartoon places the suited figure in the foreground with the clinic building occupying the right side of the frame. The city skyline and parked cars in the background establish an urban setting. The blood on the apron provides the only color accent against the otherwise black-and-white line work.

Mike Keefe drew the piece for The Denver Post and it was distributed through Cagle Cartoons. The image uses minimal text and clear visual contrast to highlight the connection between extreme rhetoric and the recent clinic attack. Newspapers across the country carried similar commentary that week as authorities investigated the suspect and the broader climate surrounding reproductive-health facilities.