There’s no better way to follow up a tragic death than with swearing children.
Category: comics
This is my favorite episode in this series. Circle hasn’t been present for a while, I’d been focusing on the imperfections of Almost Circle, forgetting that the perfection of Circle can be almost as tragic. Also, it makes one wonder what happened to that turtle from earlier.
Here’s where Heraclitus comes into the storyline. Essentially the humor comes from a juxtaposition of classical aphorisms with self-destructive sub-cultures.
Narratively speaking, this comic directly follows the goth story in the previous CAC. I know, it’s just a dick joke. I’m not proud of it.
This comic is based on a true story. I don’t hang out with goths anymore.
Almost Circle is not only mutable, but too wobbly to adequately perform as a hula hoop.
This comic takes a little bit of explanation. You see, if he was actually a circle, then the circumference divided by the diameter would be pi. And of course any child who is confronted with this sort of mathematical dissonance would immediately burst into tears.
As a character, Circle is essentially a void waiting to be filled. Also, let’s spend a moment to mediate on how cute turtles are.
Do the words ‘immutable’ and ‘mutilated’ come from the same root? I’m going to assume they do.
The inner lives of geometric shapes mimics that of teenagers.