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The End!
A few months ago, I decided to end my comic on its 10th anniversary of publication. Writing and drawing a weekly comic requires a certain way of thinking--every idea distilled into four or five (or six) little boxes ( Read more... ) -
Comic
Posted late... Sorry about that. To make it up to you, I promise that it has more plate tectonics than you can shake a stick at. (Curious idiom, that. Who's to say the extent of my stick shaking skills or wont?)
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Comic
A comic about life's greatest pleasures: mental illnesses, demonic possession and holy water enemas. (Please note: none of these are actually life's greatest pleasures.)
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New Comics
I probably forgot to post a comic last week. So this is a two-for.
There's a theme running through them, but I can't quite figure it out.
One comic about robots, the other about Galileo Galilei's contemporaries in science "The Lunatics." (And nice work naming him, parents of Galileo Galilei!)
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Comic: Atomic Weight
A new comic for you.
And, honestly, if you look at some of the declassified projects the United States has worked on over the years, not terribly far-fetched!
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Mean World Syndrome. I mean, Nice World Syndrome
For the past few decades, there has been a popular theory on how media affects us, called "cultivation theory." It posits that the cumulative effect of media saturation is a shaping of how we see our place in the world ( Read more... ) -
Some Comics
So, how are you?
Excellent, good to hear! (Unless you answered that you are poorly, in which case swap that previous line for "I'm so sorry to hear that...")
Here are a couple of comics to
a: maintain your levels of cromulence.
b: cheer you up.
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My 500th Strip!
I just posted my 500th episode of Teaching Baby Paranoia! I've hidden it behind a cut, since it's of screen breaking size. Apparently I thought that I'd create an enormous amount of work for myself and make it about 4 times the size of an ordinary strip!
As always, the complete archive of TBP can be found here.
( Onward! )
