[SIGCIS-Members] Should we aspire to be featured in or write for the New Yorker?

[Justin Sherrill]

On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 10:59 AM, Lee Vinsel <lee.vinsel at gmail.com> wrote:

> My friend, who is a comic artist, and I are dreaming up short graphic
> novel-esque stories illustrating (pun intended) lessons about the history
> of technological change, mostly drawing on my work on auto history.


On a slightly related note to this and to the idea of historic events in
popular media, G.T. Labs publishes comics about various scientists,
including one online now about Alan Turing.

http://www.gt-labs.com/

I don't recall this being mentioned in this thread before, though I may
have missed it.  Comic books certainly qualify as popular media, though not
as widespread as they used to be.
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