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Hey! You’re site looks really interesting. Glad I came across it. I was actually just looking for a Confucius picture to put in my article and wound up here via Google. Hope you don’t mind my taking it from you.
P.S. This is one of the best Bizarro comics I’ve ever seen.
Thanks! I am happy that you like the site. One of my students passed me the Bizarro comic, and I had to post it. Glad you found the picture of Confucius as well. Most of the images I use are from Wikimedia Commons, which is an amazing resource.
Good philosophy comics are hard to come by in the major newspapers so that’s a nice find. I do remember a good Get Fuzzy though that surprised me with a Kant reference once.
Both of you guys really should see this site: http://existentialcomics.com/