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Homer
Noodleman
a cartoon for these, the last days...
Archives
a collection of Noodles past-
102.
Spring Break, Circa 1527
101. Rest in Greenpeace
100.
Charting the Stupidity
of Man
99.
Organic!
98. Hal Varian packages himself
as an information good
97. Extreme Personalization
96.
Framed:
Jakob Nielsen's Usability Nightmare
95.
The Replacement
for Ginger Spice
94. The
Justice Department Takes on Microsoft
93. Godzilla
92. What's
Next for the Seinfeld Gang
91. The
End of Ahimsa
90. The
Scumbag
89. Alexander
the Ingrate
88. The
XXIV Annual Conference for the Moral Jellyfish of America
87. Miagra:
The Mental Impotence Pill
86. The
Dow Decides to Do Its Own Thing
85. The
Republican Vision for America
84. TV
Turnoff Week
83. The
Dual Career Path
82. The
British Invasion
81. Lessons
Learned the Hard Way
80. Cloning
Jesus
79. Guns
in the Sun
78. Lost
in Space
77. The
Engine of Productivity
76. Paula
Ponders Future Career Moves
75. The
President Celebrates
74. Congress
Celebrates National Sleep Awareness Week
73. Meeting
Notes
72. Zippy
Marley meets Ziggy the Pinhead
71. Only
the Paranoid Survive
70. Microsoft's
Operating System
69. Health
Care Reform
68. Jurassic
Park III
67. Mission
Impossible
66. The
Oscar Goes to...
65. Aerial
View of the Pope and Nigerian President General Sani Abacha
64. The
Man With 200 Ideas to Fix the IRS
63. Where's
Waldo?
62. The
Yahoo's Nightmare
61. The
One Minute Manager
60. March
Madness!
59. Searching
for New Recruits, Pat Robertson Attends...
58. Worlds
in Collision
57. The
Gospel According to Gates
56. The
Autumn of the Patriarch
55. Portrait
of An Artist as a Con Man
54. The
Crusade
53. Moonshine
52. Help
the Rastafarian Get to Zion
51. Rage
& Fury
50. Mr.
Gates Goes to Washington
49. Why
Johnny Can't Do Math
48. The
Vegetable Revolt of 1998
47. Oprah
Beats the Mad Cowboys of Amarillo
46. The
Times They Are A-Changed
45. Ads
We Never See
44. Civil
Disobedience
43. The
Boredom Festival
42. Pooper-Scooper
41. The
Road Less Skated
40. The
Perils of Abstraction
39. The
Olympic Spirit
38. Impressions
37. Nowhere
Man
36. The
Cannibals Eat Out
35. Betrayed
by Landscape...
34. Zorro
Goes Fishing in an Alphabet Universe
33. Einstein's
First Big Discovery
32. The
Bobsey Twins of German Philosophy
31. The
Courage to Be
30. The
Concept of Dread
29. The
Origin of Species
28. Fun
in the Sun
27. Fear
and Trembling
26. The
Face of Greed
25. 101
Camels
24. The
Extraordinary Results of Miracle Hair Chow
23. Gulliver's
Travels
22. Gutenberg
and the World's First Typo
21. The
Sermon on the Mount
20. Kultur
Wars
19. The
Hollow Men
18. The
Protestant Punk Ethic
17. Aerobics
at the Sub-Atomic Level
16. As
I Lay Dying
15. Boredom
& the Renaissance
14. The
United States of Japan
13. God
Plays Dice with the Universe
12. The
Judas Economy
11. Man's
Proper Place in the Universe?
10. The
Present Age
9. Inspector
12 is Overpowered by Unruly Underwear
8. A Young
Sigmund Does the Freudian Slip
7. How Environment
Shapes Man's Destiny
6. The Doppler
Effect
5. The Dangers
of Cultural Anthropology
4. Sumo
101
3. Faith
(Walker Percy's favorite!)
2. The Day
the Cows Turned Carnivorous
1. Easter
Island Nerds
Noodlemation
the animated Noodleman-
5. The Wheel of Fortune Spins
Wildly as Clyde Returns to UofH
4. Breakfast
of Champions
3. The Strange
Apocalyptic Movements of Funky Spotted Chicken
2. The Products
of Higher Education
1. Traveling
at the Speed of Light, the Carrots Race to Meet Destiny
About
the Cartoon
what
a nerd!
What's
to tell? The main character, if there is a main character, is Homer
Noodleman-- a Candide-kinda-guy who displays great insight and great
stupidity, often in the same strip.
Here's
a strip that supposedly explains the cartoon... The author refers
to it when he forgets what he's doing with a pen in his hand.
The
cartoons that appear on this webpage include both vintage and new Noodleman
strips. You can e-mail the author at noodleman@onewwworld.com.
Letter
from Walker Percy
serious stuff, this!
Early
in 1988, I received a letter from the late Walker Percy, my favorite
author, the Kierkegaard of the South.
Here's the
cartoon he liked:
The
archive above includes several strips the author sent Dr. Percy.
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