The Webcomic List presents a daily list of updated webcomics from all over the web, we currently have over 26700 web comics and online comics listed within our site. We aim to be the number one online comic directory, visit us today to help us achieve that goal!
The Webcomic List Forums
The Webcomic List
Cornucopia Super-Peers Ralph Snart Adventures Third Wheel Wing Dingz Pretty Power Princess Stool Sample Kitchen Sink, The Rasvaar Dream Chronicle Get Your Comic Featured Today!!
Comic Profiles

Gordian Algebra

Click To Add
Add New

Genre: Weird
Date Added: 17 March 2008
Last Update: 16 March 2008
URL: gordianalgebra.com/GordianAlgebra/
Archive URL: gordianalgebra.com/archive.php
Current Comic Ranking: 16905/26237
Views This Month:   (More...)
Average Views a Month: 30   (More...)
Favourite of: 0 members
Status: Not Checked For Updates (?)

This Comics Ranking On TheWebComicList
Get The Code

Synopsis:
Gordian Algebra is a true story.

I once heard a noted movie director make such a statement. He was at a theater presenting his latest film. This is a true story, he said. The concept recursed into my thoughts, furling and unfurling, asking questions that could only be answered with deeper questions. A true story. How can we define truth? What, in quintessence, is a story? Can it be singular - "a story" - or does it divide fractally into subsystems of equivalent narrative value? For two hours these ideas pulsed through my brain, which proved one thing: the movie really sucked. But I wanted to stick around for the Q&A afterward.

John Lennon said life is what happens while you're busy making other plans. I think philosophy is what happens while you're waiting for the Q&A at the end. What questions should I ask? If I'm loud, will I get called on? Answer these and you brush against genuine truth.

Which reminds me: the movie wasn't a true story. It was barely a story at all. It was a horror-and-cheese sandwich with the crust left on. Not that I have anything against crust, unless it's all tough and chewy. I don't like rubbery crust. Never have.

And yet, though I spent that evening chuckling irony at the poor filmmaker, I'll never forget how he started his presentation before the show. This is a true story. What a dynamite opening line. Way better than that soury gack of a movie. Almost redeemed it, in fact. Almost.

Gordian Algebra is a true story.

Oh yeah. I'm liking the sound of that.


Update this profile at the Comic Control Panel

If this comic is not showing as updated correctly, click here
Sample Comics Add Sample Comic
No sample comics exist for this particular webcomic. In order to add some please click here
User Comments Add Comment
The below opinions reflect the views of the users of this site and are not in any way the views of The Webcomic List.


Add a Comment  
Only registered users are allowed to post comments, please either login (box on the right) or register
 
The Webcomics List is operated and owned by Evoluted New Media
Web Design Sheffield.

Privacy Policy