1 Simon: So what happens now?
1 Death {name not revealed}: THERE IS A RECKONING.
2 Death {name not revealed}: YOUR LIFE HAS BEEN EVALUATED. GOOD DEEDS, BAD DEEDS. ADDED UP AND JUDGED.
3 Death {name not revealed}: BUT DON'T WORRY, SIMON BEARD, EXISTENTIAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHER.
4 Death {name not revealed}: YOU'RE GOING TO... THE GOOD PLACE.

There are some people who will get this comic, and some people who will get this comic.

If you don't get it, may I recommend the TV series The Good Place to you. I won't link to Wikipedia, as it gives away rather too much, that you're better off not knowing if you're watching it for the first time. It's a comedy TV series by America's NBC network. A brief, non-spoilery write up from NBC's website:

From creator Michael Schur ("Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "Parks and Recreation" and "Master of None") comes a unique comedy about what makes a good person. The show follows Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell, "House of Lies," "Veronica Mars"), an ordinary woman who enters the afterlife, and thanks to some kind of error, is sent to the Good Place instead of the Bad Place (which is definitely where she belongs). While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael (Ted Danson - "Cheers," "CSI" - in an Emmy Award-nominated performance), she's determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.

It's deeper than most comedies, delving into issues of moral philosophy and ethics. It's the sort of thing I might have written myself, if I'd thought of the idea first.