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#NotesForTracy 01/31/25

That’s your go-to, guys?

Spike & Norville Sell Out!

The rise of Artificial Intelligence is nigh! My current reading list includes Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI, by Yuval Noah Harari. I am barely through the prologue, but with concepts like “a despot that does not die” thrown around, I am hooked!

“I, for one, welcome our insect overlords” was inspired from the 1977 film adaptation of H.G. Wells short story Empire of the Ants. The Simpsons referenced this quote in 1994, and now numerous memes echo this sentiment, replacing insects with robots.

The Original Version of This Joke

I posted the this one on ComicsOnline, Instagram, and Twitter on December 20, 2021.

Angela M.’s Critter Coloring, part 3

Thank you Angela for the Critter Coloring! I appreciate whenever you contribute some art!

Critter merchandise is for sale on Redbubble. Look for the JoeIconic store. All proceeds go to buying more stickers, temporary tattoos, and make coloring pages for the children who come through our local crisis charity! Critter fans send Critter Sightings from Amsterdam to Charleston to London to Alaska. I post Critter Sightings on social media on the weekends.

This “Director’s Cut” of the cartoons is exclusively on ComicsOnline.com! Come back to ComicsOnline for Critters, Comic Book Reviews, and Everything Geek Pop Culture!

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Joe is a husband, #girldad, and Orphan of Apollo. He has drawn critters since riding the bus in 5th grade, and they have appeared on notes to loved ones, graffiti in a Latin classroom (sorry Rev. Dr Clark!), training slides for work, a newsletter in Alaska, and notes to his wife Tracy, who encouraged him to share them with the world. Contains pop culture references, stuff from the news, but mostly bad dad jokes.