What happens when math and humor collide?

[jim mcnamara]

Usually comic strips avoid anything that requires math or science.

http://www.gocomics.com/foxtrot/

This url will work only today, November 8, 2006 until midnight EST.
Otherwise you'll have to use the "previous" selection and find Nov 8.

 

[Physics is Phun]

haha, excellent
is there a way to copy the picture off the website. normal rightclick save doesn't seem to do it

 

[big man]

you could always take a screenshot.

ctrl+Print scrn

Got to say I didn't find that too great, but hey, at least they tried.

 

[JasonRox]

I can't look!

I'm thinking of writing a math humour comic strip soon. I want to be original.

I was so close to looking too.

 

[berkeman]

Yeah, Foxtrot is one of my favorites. Sometimes they have some pretty dang hard puzzles in the strip too! He sure reamed electronic voting machines before the election -- not sure where that came from, but it was clever and funny nontheless.

 

[JasonRox]

Yeah, Foxtrot is one of my favorites. Sometimes they have some pretty dang hard puzzles in the strip too! He sure reamed electronic voting machines before the election -- not sure where that came from, but it was clever and funny nontheless.

I decided to keep to Politics and personal opinions out of my comic strip. Since I see my readers everyday, I wouldn't want them lashing out at me because I feel differently.

For anyone out there who's thinking about writing comics, go for it! It's a lot of fun. Challenging too because you have deadlines all the freaking time.