Your Guide to the Zika Outbreak
I was asked to draw a comic about the Zika Virus outbreak in Brazil during the lead-up to the 2016 Summer games in Rio. What I discovered was that there was more to Zika than just microbiology.
Stuck in a Nuclear Wasteland? You Can “Count” on this Device to Help!
Thanks to pop culture, the trademark clicking sound of a Geiger counter is recognizable by anybody. But how does it work?
The Nutcracker, Obsolete
A trip to Target yields an unlikely lesson in evolutionary selection pressures.
[Famous Scientist] Has Done Something Bad
This is an unfortunate template comic created to be relevant whenever somebody famous (or any man, really) does something bad.
Beware the Bridge Trolls
Everywhere you go, there are going to be haters who think you don’t belong, trying to push you out.
Say NO to Spec Work
How do design contests hurt both artists and the creative industry alike? Learn about the devaluing of creative work in this must-read comic.
A Lesson in History, Perspective, and Privilege
Seventy years ago, the world changed. We’d like to think that humanity was humbled by the destruction caused at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but some 2000 atomic detonations later, it’s hard to believe we’ve learned our lesson.
Meet the Triassic Period’s Cutest Odd Couple
When paleontologists discovered two different species fossilized within the same burrow, it sparked this story of what life must have been like for this unlikely couple during one of Earth’s most devastating extinction events.
The Trouble with Nobel Prizes
An off-the-cuff sexist comment by a Nobel Laureate showed the scientific community and the public just how highly we regard the Nobel Prize. But should we?
