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Yenny: this is maybe the geekiest/nerdiest commercial comic strip I've ever seen. And a Hispanic girl geek, at that. With a Black girl geek friend, even. It's a Puerto Rican Spanish language strip originally that the author then translates and gets syndicated by Andrews McMeel.
It's even geekier than this comic strip ... although certainly not weirder. Also: ray guns.
On the topic of recent political events: I really don't get this one. Not even a little. (EDIT: Never mind. Got it. The art is a bit ... subtle. And perhaps just a shade ... well.) On the other hand, this one makes much more sense.
"An idiot, son. He's an idiot."
Tragically, grievously, and most unfortunately, librarianship is almost never this exciting. Bookhunter is also the most amazingly library-geek thing I've ever seen. If only we were all that nigh-infallible... (And also, this is seriously demented.) (Also, what is a swash and why would one buckle it, and how did that come to mean rip-snortin' adventure?)
It's even geekier than this comic strip ... although certainly not weirder. Also: ray guns.
On the topic of recent political events: I really don't get this one. Not even a little. (EDIT: Never mind. Got it. The art is a bit ... subtle. And perhaps just a shade ... well.) On the other hand, this one makes much more sense.
"An idiot, son. He's an idiot."
Tragically, grievously, and most unfortunately, librarianship is almost never this exciting. Bookhunter is also the most amazingly library-geek thing I've ever seen. If only we were all that nigh-infallible... (And also, this is seriously demented.) (Also, what is a swash and why would one buckle it, and how did that come to mean rip-snortin' adventure?)
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