Also:
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Nothing too blue or lewd that would go against the forum’s guidelines.
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No poo-pooing someone’s comic just because you don’t think it’s funny.
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If possible, provide a link to the comic’s original location on the web.
Bonus: Can you ID the species involved and link them back to iNat?
OK, here’s mine, which I love because Spider-Man is my favorite superhero and I love my Pepsis wasps. Unfortunately I don’t know where this comic originated.
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I love all these!
My wife and I made this brief series while I was in grad school:
https://www.briannaleahyart.com/coralcountycomic
I’d always wanted to continue it, but have recently moved away from coral reef work and academia, so I guess that’s unlikely now!
A bonus: one of my iNat observations that may have been an inspiration for our main character: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/5639593
A T. rex boat!
Talc, mica, kaolin and other clays, white asbestos, blue asbestos
Zircon, garnets, chalcedony, aquamarine…
Wollastonite - the “marble” that doesn’t dissolve in orange juice -
The average person knows a lot about silicate minerals.
The comic is still funny 
I’m not sure the average person knows that these are all silicate minerals.
That’s true
As an average person, I do not know what a silicate material is
Me neither.
Me neither - and I DEFINITELY don’t know their formulae!
@vbjanos I think you’re proving the point of the comic… :)
I don’t know if either of these have been posted here yet, but they’re funny and the fly drawings are neat. Calvin and Hobbes is my personal favorite comic strip.
Marlo Krisburg just posted this bizzaro comic to his website https://olram9.wixsite.com/letstalkseashells I thought it was pretty good
I love Calvin and Hobbs!
Definitely!
