Irregular Webcomic!
Now neither irregular nor a webcomic! Geeky essays on Sunday and rerun comics other days.
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Irregular Webcomic! #3473
As I type this, the finale episode of the real word MythBusters is going to air in the USA. I know this because Adam Savage's tweets are flooding my Twitter client. Actually, I didn't think of this strip idea in response to the news that MythBusters was coming to an end. The…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3472
This follows the fine tradition of medieval fantasy barkeeps everywhere, who serve nothing but meat and ale or stew . Oh, and occasionally adventure-relevant rumours . 2026-11-01 Rerun commentary: It could have been worse. He could have tried to serve Kyros the tail feathers of…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3471
I originally wrote "docking door", then considered rewriting it as "docking hatch". But then I realised "docking door" sounded funnier. 2026-10-29 Rerun commentary: This is one that didn't age so well. Modern Apple and Android mobile devices can in fact share the same power…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3470
Myth: You can clean away spider webs with a broom. 2026-10-28 Rerun commentary: I guess I must have recently got a new LEGO set with spiders and webs in it, and just wanted to use them in a comic.
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Irregular Webcomic! #3469
The King Arthur's Castle Hotel opened at Tintagel in 1899, so the Joneses could indeed have stayed there in the 1930s. In recent years it's changed its name to the Camelot Castle Hotel , but it's still there and doing business. The photo is one I took when I visited Tintagel in…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3468
Ants come in all sorts of different sizes. Check this photo for an example. Although not quite in sizes big enough to tower of a normal sized human being. The ant image is copyright Ricardo Solar, and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share Alike .…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3467
Billiards just fits into the historical medieval period, with the first attested billiard table belonging to King Louis XI of France , in the late 15th century. And since standard swords-and sorcery fantasy settings are normally described as "pseudo-medieval", this is entirely…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3466
We haven't seen anyone else in this production company yet. And here's why! An office with this view in Sydney would cost a pretty penny in rent indeed, let me tell you. 2026-10-24 Rerun commentary: I tried searching for commercial office spaces for rent in roughly this location…
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Irregular Webcomic! #3465
I originally wrote Spanners' first line as: They've got us in a tractor beam. Then I checked and discovered that tractor beams have never been mentioned in this theme (or any other theme of Irregular Webcomic! for that matter). Since we've never heard of such technology existing…