The blog series
This page lists all the blog's series (comics and others) with an English version, in order of update: the series with the most recently published episodes are at the top of the list.
10 posts. Six-panel comic strips in color on a variety of themes: pop culture, left-wing humor, absurd situations, and parodies...
1 post. I regularly provide an update on my free-licensed artistic activities, the status of my crowdfunding efforts, my current projects, upcoming events where you can find me, and so on.
44 posts. A series of color comics set in an absurd, anachronistic prehistoric world with little regard for deceny: follow the adventures of John-Cro and Magnon, two homo sapiens gradually discovering their universe...
2 posts. Comic strips that tackle a variety of topics —science, language, history, anecdotes— with humor while attempting to provide some educational added value: popular science, cultural or social analysis, etc.
4 posts. Absurd fictional comic strips, with no other pretension than to be humorous. They are not sequential and can deal with a wide variety of subjects...
42 posts. Full-color comic book series about the adventures of Superfluous, the useless superhero, published between 2012 and 2020, and later made into a video game in Superfluous Returnz.
1 post. Reflections and, often, rants: I give my opinion and analysis on social issues, politics, democracy, etc. The pot represents both the stew of ideas and the container that overheats and eventually boils over...
1 post. Comic strips on digital news, free software, free culture, GAFAM, etc. French versions are published alongside on the Framablog.
Author
Gee is a doctor of computer science (general practitioner), but outside consultation hours, he is also a comic strip artist. He publishes many of his “doodles” online, because if you're going to write nonsense, you might as well have it read!
A free blog
The blog's content is licensed under a free license (Creative Commons By Sa): you can freely share the articles and drawings posted here, modify them and re-share these modifications (as long as you use the same license). Don't forget to support the author to help him continue publishing under a free license!
This blog uses no generative AI; the scenarios are not written by a computer program; the drawings are entirely hand-drawn on a graphic tablet by a human author-draftsman.
Support
This blog is published under a free license and may be freely copied, shared, modified, and reused. It is free of charge because supported by a monthly crowdfunding campaign. With no registration required, you can easily help unlock additional milestones:
For next month (October 2026), €223 has been raised, unlocking 1 out of 6 milestones:
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