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A silly comic about a silly thing. Go to high res view if it’s difficult to read, sorry about that!

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Can I be a Social Justice Magical Girl? Because that would be the bomb.

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Check out my new companion RPG: World of Snarkness. 

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Reblogging for the Paranoia reference, citizen.

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I never really got into Rosenberg’s previous opus Goats, but this comic is simultaneously topical, surreal and consistently funny.

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Every Friday there’s another episode of an ongoing story, the first famously being Sciencemaster Adler and his mysterious fan. Or fans. Or maybe they’re not fans but are sentient vegetable people. (Mind you, this is a multiverse, so maybe there’s sentient clothing accessory people as well, but that could be heading into the Douglas Adams Territories.)

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Enlightenment: A SubGenius Koan

The seeker arrived before the first wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The wise man accepted the seeker’s hate offering, and replied, “Yes”.

The seeker left, but still felt uncertain, so he sought out another wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The sage replied “No”, and the seeker continued on his quest. He seemed to need another opinion for some reason.

The third wise man took the alms, listened as the seeker asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” and promptly leapt into the startled seeker’s arms, screaming like a badly out of tune siren. Then the fellow let go, and turned away as if nothing had happened.

The seeker, understandably confused, sought out yet another sage. This one he found tending an onion bed.

He said no word and took no money. His only response to the question, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” was to silently and steadily pee down his pants leg.

At this point the seeker was enlightened.

(Originally posted to alt.slack sometime in the late 90s)

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Enlightenment

The seeker arrived before the first wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The wise man accepted the seeker’s hate offering, and replied, “Yes”.

The seeker left, but still felt uncertain, so he sought out another wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The sage replied “No”, and the seeker continued on his quest. He seemed to need another opinion for some reason.

The third wise man took the alms, listened as the seeker asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” and promptly leapt into the startled seeker’s arms, screaming like a badly out of tune siren. Then the fellow let go, and turned away as if nothing had happened.

The seeker, understandably confused, sought out yet another sage. This one he found tending an onion bed.

He said no word and took no money. His only response to the question, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” was to silently and steadily pee down his pants leg.

At this point the seeker was enlightened.

SubGenius

Enlightenment: A SubGenius Koan

The seeker arrived before the first wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The wise man accepted the seeker’s hate offering, and replied, “Yes”.

The seeker left, but still felt uncertain, so he sought out another wise man, and asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?”

The sage replied “No”, and the seeker continued on his quest. He seemed to need another opinion for some reason.

The third wise man took the alms, listened as the seeker asked, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” and promptly leapt into the startled seeker’s arms, screaming like a badly out of tune siren. Then the fellow let go, and turned away as if nothing had happened.

The seeker, understandably confused, sought out yet another sage. This one he found tending an onion bed.

He said no word and took no money. His only response to the question, “Is our Church of the SubGenius just an excuse to act silly?” was to silently and steadily pee down his pants leg.

At this point the seeker was enlightened.

(Originally posted to alt.slack sometime in the late 90s)

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ghxstglasses asked:

Would you suggest that I start with Dresden Codak and work my way into Dark Science or would starting with Dark Science make no different to both plot lines?

dresdencodak answered:

I’d start here and then just go chronologically http://dresdencodak.com/2009/04/19/onald-creely/

When you’ve caught up to the latest page of Dark Science, then I’d recommend going and starting at the beginning of the archives. I’ve found this is currently pretty much the best way to introduce new readers to the comic!

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Dresden Codak is one of those must-read comics.

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