A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about a comic I'd run across in
Dinosaur Comics which talked about lazy posting. Dinosaur Comics are definitely a good read but doesn't have much connection to computer science with the exception of a wild one here or there. I thought it would be a good idea to share some other comics I've run across that largely deal with computer science and I enjoy a lot.
Abstruse Goose is the most recent one I've read. It's a comic with no real overarching presence but has a pretty strong connection to computer science, art, and mathematics. This comic sums up my college career pretty well.
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| Abstruse Goose |
xkcd by Randall Munroe is a well known and well acclaimed web comic that has a very heavy focus on math, physics, and computer science, although it does get sidetracked sometimes with some rather sappy comics that can feel a bit off track. He also has a lengthy
blog of his own with tons of mathematics and science to read to your hearts content.
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| xkcd |
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Weiner is my favorite of the comics listed here. Updated daily, Weiner is able to produce consistently funny comics over a wide range of subjects, from philosophy to economics, from politicians to scientists, and inject enough of his own goofy humor into it that it's always a great read. He even has a
comic about communicating science!
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| Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal |
