The One Hundred and Nineteenth Element
Well… water, fire, air, earth, all that is fine and good. But scientifically speaking, we know that the “elements” are mainly hydrogen, helium, lithium, and so on.






Bonus time-lapse
This comic was created entirely by hand using a Wacom graphics tablet and the open-source software Inkscape. The video below shows a time-lapse of the comic's creation (recorded when making the French version of the comic).
Six-panel comic strips in color on a variety of themes: pop culture, left-wing humor, absurd situations, and parodies...
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