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🧐 Nrmn adhddd.com/comics these comics are great!
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Martijn As someone who has tried getting into American comics off and on for the last 5 years, the reactions to this post resonate very well with me. It is all way too convoluted. metafilter.com/166...
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Martijn I am going to use this answer when people ask about the use of math. smbc-comics.com/co...
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Mark Dain If that's the case, why is it mandatory to learn something you won't use?
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Asko P. Just leaving this here to all those who love Donald Trump - theoatmeal.com/com...
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Tchite I like the analogy made in the cartoon: Trump being the fire that burns down the forest. Apt that. Fire is to a forest as Trump is to our American oligopoly. Sanders could have played that role too but he was crushed by the Clinton machine.
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Martijn Marvel's new universe starts this week? I wonder if this is the time to jump into American comics.
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Mark Dain Which usually means you can get it in a few years (cf. Oculus)
Martijn Or never. I have seen several comics/books that simply only are available to backers. Using Kickstarter for pre-orders and not to "kickstart" anything. Even toys from big brands do that now: kickstarter.com/pr...
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Martijn A friend of mine told me to get onto DC's Convergence series. I have been wanting to get into the U.S. comics scene for a while, but always scared off by the enormous lists of back-issues. Apparently this will lead to a new reboot and a perfect time to jump in. The Convergence series so far is a bit of a let down though, not a good start for new readers at all no matter what DC says.
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Dongsung Kim xkcd: Efficiency imgs.xkcd.com/comi...
Eric This seems like a rehash of his Automation joke: imgs.xkcd.com/comi...
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Dongsung Kim xkcd: Efficiency imgs.xkcd.com/comi...
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Eric This seems like a rehash of his Automation joke: imgs.xkcd.com/comi...
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Alin Rautoiu Interview with Mawil webcomics.ro/2014/...
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Brendan Murty Didn't know this was possible! "The average person has three cones, which enables him to see about one million colors. But Antico has four cones, so her eyes are capable of picking up dimensions and nuances of color" popsci.com.au/scie...
Martijn I knew some fish had advanced eyes, and always thought cephalopods had some of the best, but this is great! For more eye-fun, check the Mantis Shrimp (theoatmeal.com/com...)
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