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My Top Choices in Science-Oriented WebComics


David Brin


Contrary Brin

June 07, 2011

We all need a break from time to time. Where can you turn for a bit of lighter side of science online?


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Posted by Tobias F  on  06/07  at  10:39 AM

Narbonic has even madder science than Girlgenius.
“Project skin horse” is a spinnoff of Narbonic about the government agency taking care of uplifted animals.

nukees is also a nice research/sci-fi comic.
City of Reality has some nice play with genre conventions.





Posted by N  on  06/13  at  09:22 PM

Nice selection! Here’s another sciency comic, not a lot of comics in it yet but I think it’s good: http://candles.comicalinterlude.com/

Here’s my favourite comic from it: http://candles.comicalinterlude.com/?p=12





Posted by Mark V.  on  06/20  at  08:42 PM

@Tobias F
Yes, Narbonic and Nukees are wicked good.





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