Gargoyle Positioning System

Superhero-themed Book of Biff comic by Chris Hallbeck

Dewey Decimal map

Here's a Book of Biff comic by Chris Hallbeck that works for archaeologists, geographers, and librarians.

Solitaire Biff

Here's a Book of Biff comic by Chris Hallbeck, that includes a blue-marble Earth globe thing that allows this to barely qualify for this maps-in-comics blog.

Pizza Two-fer

  Today's two-fer Tuesday involves pizza... and space!

First we have Maximumble, which is another webcomic by Chris Hallbeck, who also does Book of Biff. 

Then we have Perry Bible Fellowship (warning: occasionally NSFW), which is drawn by Nicholas Gurewitch and others..

Introducing Maximumble two-fer

For this week's two-fer Tuesday we'll introduce Maximumble, which is another webcomic by Chris Hallbeck, who also does Book of Biff.  He started this webcomic late last year and so far has done several installments which could be considered map-related... or at least show a clompse of the globe of Earth from space.  Let's have a look see:

 Crunchy!

 

 OK, so maybe this isn't Earth so much as a stand-in for Krypton? But it's some rather disturbing humor.

 Actually, that's probably not Earth either. It's just some alien planet getting accidentally toasted by a departing exo-biologist... which is also funny in a sick way.... and, no, I'm not sure why all of these have to do with planetary destruction.

GPS poop joke

Here is another Book of Biff comic by Chris Hallbeck, this time about GPS units and sewage.  Yummy.

Not smart

Here is another Book of Biff comic by Chris Hallbeck, this time about satellite navigation systems. I think smart cars are cute.  And this may be the cutest police car I've ever seen:

Glow-in-the-dark indoor mapping

Here, from an installment of the Book of Biff webcomic by Chris Hallbeck, we have a novel approach for internal GIS

Ready for my close-up

The Book of Biff, that fantastic surrealist webcomic by Chris Hallbeck. Like the first Biff post, this one also deals with a scale gag. I'm sure this derived from the artist's concept of Google Earth's collection system, however in truth almost all urban "satellite images" seen on Google Earth and the other internet mapping sites are aerial photos.

Biff to scale

Here's the first posting of a "Book of Biff" webcomic by Chris Hallbeck.  There'll be a few others in the future.  And this is a typical "scale" gag.  The "Book of Biff" is an excellently surreal webcomic.  I highly recommend it.