In a cozy room painted in vibrant, cartoonish hues with exaggerated shapes that evoke the charm of Walt Disney and the fantasy of Winsor McCay, an Indian girl radiates joy. She is dressed in a colorful salwar kameez, her quirky, exaggerated smile reminiscent of Calvin and Hobbes. With a comically large, ornate rakhi in hand, she ties it around her brother's wrist, his arm playfully stretched like a Schulz-style squiggle. Her brother sits at a dessert-laden table wearing a simple checkered shirt and denim, his hair standing on end in a manner akin to Gary Larson’s characters, his eyes popping out in a Tezuka-inspired burst of excitement at the sight of sweets.

The table, styled after Hergé's clear line technique, showcases a delightful array of treats. Glossy, syrupy orbs of gulab jamun, each adorned with an Art Spiegelman-esque anthropomorphic face, smile back from a heaping pile. The jalebi sprawls across the plate, twisted and tangled like a R. Crumb illustration, seemingly dancing with joy. Neatly arranged diamond-shaped kaju katli gleam under the light, their sugary texture accentuated by Will Eisner-style shadows.

Above this delightful scene, a message flows in lettering reminiscent of classic Disney, wishing, "Happy Rakshabandhan to you with love from your sister," while tiny humorous vignettes of sibling antics, inspired by Bill Watterson, dance around the words. The background features wall decor that playfully parodies 'The Spirit’s' title splash, depicting the sweets heroically defending against a monstrous sweet-tooth creature.

This scene captures the essence of sweetness and sibling love, celebrating the joy of Rakshabandhan.

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