Reverse Bel-Air from xkcd

I'm very new to the term webcomic, let alone the phenomenon itself. Following on from my Garfield minus Garfield appraisal here, suffice to say that xkcd, 'A Webcomic if romance, sarcasm, math(s) and language', has excelled itself with this strip. I'd file this under romance and sarcasm. Easy on the math(s).

Garfield Minus Garfield. Pure Genius.

I haven't had much time over the last few days to keep up with my growing library of links. Thunderfrogs, a site I was put on to by The Guardian Guide, has absolutely made my day by bringing Garfield Minus Garfield to my attention.



This site is an absolute stroke of genius. I'm no art critic but I like things that have little logic and are slightly anarchic. I remember seeing that maverick Actor/Director/Artist/Model Vincent Gallo had followed up an exhibition of pictures of him and his girlfriend, after they subsequently broke up, with an exhibition of the same photos with her face scratched out and replaced with a stick man face.

Such is the brilliance of Garfield Minus Garfield Webcomic creator Dan Walsh, he has been lauded by Garfield creator Jim Davis and inspired a book since its debut in February 2008. Give it a look.