FoxTrot by Bill Amend for March 10, 2024

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    Jacob Mattingly   9 months ago

    still waiting for a strip for Dune Chapter 2. Soon. Soon enough.

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    Concretionist  9 months ago

    Snakes on a plane is cute. As is prime rib.

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    seanfear  9 months ago

    I’m sure Numberphile fans won’t mind those

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    thevideostoreguy  9 months ago

    And yet, someone just did. Getting awfully meta, Fox Trot.

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    mccollunsky  9 months ago

    Math cartoons could do well, but there will be divided opinion.

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    Hello Everyone  9 months ago

    Much Better than “Meth” Cartoons! :)

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    jzummak  9 months ago

    There are lots of them from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.

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    Kroykali  9 months ago

    Today’s classic FoxTrot Sunday strip:

    https://www.gocomics.Com/foxtrot/2003/03/09

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    Doug K  9 months ago

    The plot to the Calculus: The Movie may have been too derivative, but it was integral to its final solution.

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    Imagine  9 months ago

    Sin me up.

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    Doug K  9 months ago

    In the sequel to “Snakes on a Plane”, a Z-axis will be added.

    It will be in 3-D and it will be called “Snakes in Space”.

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    Doug K  9 months ago

    As they go forth and multiply, they will be rapidly adding to the world.

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    Jwhitcomb1966  9 months ago

    My Dad was a math professor for 28 years. He would find this comic strip hilarious!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 9 months ago

    Math puns are

    The first sine of madness!

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    littlejohn Premium Member 9 months ago

    Puns make me numb, but math puns make me…

    Number.

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    littlejohn Premium Member 9 months ago

    Math Pun

    We know that 6 was afraid of 7 since 7 ate 9. But why did 7 eat 9 in the first place.

    Because it wanted 3 square meals a day.
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    littlejohn Premium Member 9 months ago

    Parallel lines have so much in common…

    it’s a shame they’ll never meet.

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    Purple People Eater  9 months ago

    All of the equations in the second panel start out with “y=”. That’s the way equations like that always are, but why? Instead of something like y=2x, it could be x=0.5y. It should come out the same, but when I suggested that to my math teacher once, he said it was never done that way, but he couldn’t give me a satisfactory explanation of why. Anyone here know why it’s always done that way?

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    cdward  9 months ago

    They would appeal to a subset of the population.

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    minty_Joe  9 months ago

    Apple pi or cherry pi?

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    SharkNose  9 months ago

    Anybody remember “The Jason Fox Math Quizzer” for Apple devices? If you do, then there are some rewards for you. ;)

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    walstib Premium Member 9 months ago

    Panel one is a week late. Should have run it on March forth.

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    [Traveler] Premium Member 9 months ago

    Someone asked me if there was ever a book that made me cry. I answered “yes, calculus”

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    rayannina  9 months ago

    Hey, it’s working for Randall Munroe …

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    jel354  9 months ago

    There could be prime interest in the Calculus movie.

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    P51Strega  9 months ago

    There is a high probability of many people liking the math comics; but the mean comic reader will say nasty things about them. It’s just their mode of operation.

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    P51Strega  9 months ago

    The hopelessly square,root for such entertainment.

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    MichiganMitten  9 months ago

    See Sidney Harris.

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    Brilliant_Birdie   9 months ago

    I don’t know, I might be able to understand more complex math if it was in comic form.

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    Otis Rufus Driftwood  9 months ago

    I actually got some of those. Quite clever.

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    zwilnik64  9 months ago

    XKCD’s been making this joke for years.

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    Steverino Premium Member 9 months ago

    After Jason is done with these, it’ll be the aftermath.

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    r413j731  9 months ago

    How long have you been waiting to post that?

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    Thehag  9 months ago

    Not any kind of a math head, but I like these, especially the Snakes on a Plane panel.

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    KEA  9 months ago

    Calculus: The Movie — where math(s) is integral to the plot

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    Drbarb71 Premium Member 9 months ago

    Dang he would be any math teacher’s dream! Not only would the cartoons help kids understand concepts, they could be encouraged to draw their own!

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    Teto85 Premium Member 9 months ago

    Does Scientific American still publish?

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    dpatrickryan Premium Member 9 months ago

    Randall Monroe might have some advice…

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    EMGULS79  9 months ago

    I think some of the commenters here are going off on tangents….

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    M.K.Staffeld  9 months ago

    If Jason sends them out to lots of sites, his chances of success will multiply.

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    listmom  9 months ago

    Ah Jason, secant ye shall find.

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    listmom  9 months ago

    Tom Lehrer once said he wanted to write a sexy math textbook: Tropic of Calculus

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    pchemcat  9 months ago

    I liked them Jason.

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    Blackthorne42  9 months ago

    I like those, tangentially speaking

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    Dr_Fogg  9 months ago

    I never understood prime numbers. Fibonacci I get

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    j_crane  9 months ago

    He’s been doing this all along

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    jofore9  9 months ago

    he left out pie are square.

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    Rand al'Thor  9 months ago

    In college, I made some cartoons based on metallurgy (my major).

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    Atanwat  9 months ago

    The second rack of ribs may not be “prime”, but it is “perfect”.

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    Doctor Go  9 months ago

    I didn’t get the last one…

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    JohnTheFoole  9 months ago

    Ackshully, I thought they were pretty good.

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    Zykoic  9 months ago

    Grandson taking pre-calculus. He enjoyed this cartoon.

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