Humorous Comics By Tom Gauld For All The Book And Science Lovers Out There (40 New Pics)
Interview With ArtistTom Gauld is the kind of artist who can make you laugh at the absurdity of existence while teaching you a thing or two about literature, science, or the joys of procrastination. His comics, with their minimalist style, make regular appearances in The Guardian, The New Yorker, and New Scientist.
Whether he’s poking fun at literary tropes or turning mundane observations into biting humor, Tom’s work proves that sometimes all you need to make people think is a few lines, a couple of words, and a deadline breathing down your neck.
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Boy, was I disappointed when I found out that "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" had nothing to do with cats.
Was that the theory that Earth is moving into another ice age, and if we don't start burning more fossil fuels, we're all going to freeze to death?
History has not been kind to Professor Hawking's party - nobody could work out what its aims were
Some claimed that the cheddar was cut too thick , but ... hard cheese ...
Or, if you don't actually get there in time, Godot in "Waiting for Godot"
If I see one more schlock science fiction show where the engines fail and the rocket stops moving, I think I'll come to a juddering halt myself
