Also Known As

(Click on the comic if you can't see the full image.)

(C)Copyright 2020, C. Burke. "AnthroNumerics" is a trademark of Christopher J. Burke and (x, why?).

(C)Copyright 2020, C. Burke. "AnthroNumerics" is a trademark of Christopher J. Burke and (x, why?).

Last Known Whereabouts: Polar region.

Known Associates: some folks that live with sin.

As long as I'm bringing the characters back, I might as well get some use out of them. Right?



Come back often for more funny math and geeky comics.

Verifying Trig Identities

(Click on the comic if you can't see the full image.)

(C)Copyright 2020, C. Burke. "AnthroNumerics" is a trademark of Christopher J. Burke and (x, why?).

The existence of Laws implies some kind of law enforcement, right?

The Eggoids were some of my earliest characters. Every now and again, I dust them off and bring them back. They make for easy personifications of functions and symbols.


Come back often for more funny math and geeky comics.

(x, why?) Mini: Morrie's Law

(Click on the comic if you can't see the full image.)

(C)Copyright 2019, C. Burke.

He's a Fine Man for visiting every week!




Come back often for more funny math and geeky comics.

Matrix Problems

(Click on the comic if you can't see the full image.)
(C)Copyright 2015, C. Burke.

Afterthought: I'm thinking about the poor guy who searched Matrix Problems and found this.

It'd probably be as amusing as that guy who complained about my Definition: Polygon comic years ago.

Or his anonymous friend who backed him up a month later.

Yeah, like I wouldn't see through that. Hell-ooo! Teacher.




Come back often for more funny math and geeky comics.