Current events through the lens of 200 year old pop references? The original Vic was all about resistance to assimilation being futile. Glad you’re still kicking, Pab!
“While the notion of computers becoming sentient and attempting to wipe out or take over the human race had been in the public’s consciousness since at least the 1950s, when the crisis actually came it began in a way so absurd that humanity didn’t recognize its peril until it was almost too late.”
Excerpt from “We Are Not Amused: How a Comic Strip Almost Destroyed the World,” a paper presented at the American Historical Association’s annual meeting, Philadelphia, PA, January 15-19, 2099
I can’t help with the art, but can’t the academic problem be immediately annihilated by switching higher education to what Oxford calls “Tutorials” and Cambridge calls “Supervisions”? I’m only an ignorant Yank, of course, but I’ve long admired it from afar.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 1 year ago
Well, no doubt the Queen will not be amused…
Pharmakeus Ubik over 1 year ago
Can a Gladstone appearance be far behind?
mikenassour Premium Member over 1 year ago
One way or another, it will be time well spent!
aerotica69 over 1 year ago
Hey, it absolutely ends well if we get more of Vic and her pals.
T Smith over 1 year ago
SkyNet is not amused.
Lensmaker Premium Member over 1 year ago
Wonderful to see you back in any form
richdell over 1 year ago
Will this be an example of Tesla’s Artificial Stupidity?
ChukLitl Premium Member over 1 year ago
Current events through the lens of 200 year old pop references? The original Vic was all about resistance to assimilation being futile. Glad you’re still kicking, Pab!
ChessPirate over 1 year ago
“1) Vic tries to use a computer.”
“Wait, I don’t think…”
“Well, it’s funny to me…”
Solitha Premium Member over 1 year ago
Oh, this is gonna be a goooood week.
scpandich over 1 year ago
“While the notion of computers becoming sentient and attempting to wipe out or take over the human race had been in the public’s consciousness since at least the 1950s, when the crisis actually came it began in a way so absurd that humanity didn’t recognize its peril until it was almost too late.”
Excerpt from “We Are Not Amused: How a Comic Strip Almost Destroyed the World,” a paper presented at the American Historical Association’s annual meeting, Philadelphia, PA, January 15-19, 2099
not my real name Premium Member over 1 year ago
Does this mean there will soon be new strips of Peanuts also?
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 1 year ago
Woo Hoo!!!Good to see you back. :)
epaphus8 over 1 year ago
Ooo, I can’t wait!
thedogesl Premium Member over 1 year ago
Ooooooh….a cliffhanger! :-)
erinurse2000 over 1 year ago
Is the AI named Agnes?!? Run, Pab, run!!!
John W Kennedy Premium Member over 1 year ago
I can’t help with the art, but can’t the academic problem be immediately annihilated by switching higher education to what Oxford calls “Tutorials” and Cambridge calls “Supervisions”? I’m only an ignorant Yank, of course, but I’ve long admired it from afar.
Crossfire905 Premium Member over 1 year ago
I’ll be here waiting! :)
[I never left.]
mikenassour Premium Member about 1 year ago
So…the six installments became three? Good move.