Webcomic #19: This is your brain on...

Webcomic #18: A Song of Ice and Fire

Webcomic #17: Cats after the apocalypse





Webcomic #16: 101 Damnations


Go on, do the math and verify there are 101 of them, you know you want to...

Webcomic #15: A Little Knowledge...


Webcomic #14: Occam's toiletries


Webcomic #13: The Descent of Man

Webcomic #12: The greatest thing since...


If you're interested in the origin of the phrase, the Straight Dope Message Boards explore the question. Being the Straight Dope Message Boards, there are more (relevant, no less) references to fellatio than to bread. But it all ends with a good classic Simpsons quote.

Webcomic #11: The George Bernard Shawshank Redemption




I know, it's bad form to put the punchline in the title, but what else was I gonna call it?

Webcomic #10: Fun and games until...

Link: Aye-Ayes.

Webcomic #9: Eureka

Webcomic #8: Words that don't mean what they seem to mean


Webcomic #7: Homicides in Keith Haring's world

Webcomic #6: Tautological proverbs


Webcomic #5: When an Eel Hits Your Eye Like a Big Pizza Pie

Webcomic #4: Sherlock Holmes in real life

Because Entropy.

Webcomic #3: You're so vain


I had a different webcomic planned for this week, but the shiny orange "Publish" button is more tempting to press when I'm half-asleep than the "Save" button, so this one suddenly got to the head of the line!

For those who aren't up on their 1972 celebrity semi-scandals, here's what the comic is referring to. Edmund J. Mittlebaum is entirely invented; the identity of Carly's spurned love has more incompatible theories than the Kennedy assassination. Taylor Swift claims she knows who it is, which makes sense, because if there's one thing Taylor is tight-lipped about, it's ex-boyfriends.

Webcomic #2: The Teenaged Super-Hero


Webcomic #1: I am dino, hear me saur

Let the games begin.






EDIT: My previous attempt, shown below, had a meteor that looked more like a thermometer. No wonder the dinosaur was concerned.