Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Just finished…

Issue #2: Subjective Theory of Value

Magnificent.

Frames 16-25 = Win

This was great, and entertaining. Can I facebook these?

Thank you!

I’m sorry, I’m not familiar, what does it mean “to facebook”. To link to from facebook?

Thanks LS. I tried to “moisten” it a bit by adding more humor and just a touch of madness.

You can’t lose with a Gigantor Adam Smith. :slight_smile:

You did it. You made it informative and entertaining. That’s something people will get excited about sharing (see facebook comment already).

More Rothbard!

Exactly Lilburne. Means to post on my facebook. :slight_smile: a llink to..

I would agree with this minor revision to Menger’s introduction…

filc,

I figured out how to post these to Facebook. Here are the Facebook links:

Issue #1: The Basics

Issue #2: Subjective Theory of Value

They’re open to everyone, including non-Facebook-friends (which is a good thing, because I don’t have any!)

What does everyone think? Should I continue hosting them on Picassa or Facebook? Is the interface or resolution better on one or the other? Will one draw a bigger audience? (I guess, with the latter question, Facebook is the obvious answer.)

Very good stuff.

A few little punctuation corrections:

Slide 20:

“Look out kid, he’s about…” should be:

“Look out, kid; he’s about…” (with either a semicolon or period after “kid”)

Slide 21:

“Don’t worry kid, I’ll get help.” should be:

“Don’t worry, kid; I’ll get help.” (again, with either a semicolon or period after “kid”)

My last post somehow became unformatted after I replied. It may seem a little hypocritical for me to speak of punctuation with a post looking like that.

However, I already can’t stand the Facebook ads. Picassa being ad-free is a major plus…

lol! No worries. I appreciate the heads up on those edits. I just wish I knew how to make changes and reupload without screwing up the links I’ve already posted.

filc,

Feel free to link to the Facebook versions of them!

Just a quick question/suggestion: have you ever read or heard of Scott McCloud and his graphic book named “Understanding Comics”? I think it is brilliant. I also hear that “Making Comics” also by McCloud is good.

I only mention this because I think it’s worth doing well.

I’ve read it. Twice. It’s genius. His Reinventing Comics is good too.

Lilburne,

Are these organized into a folder or a group on piscasa? I’m not completely familiar with it. Can I navigate from the first comic to the next somehow?