Readers pick best webcomic: Fundamental Theorem of War

by Ross Miller { Aug 14th 2008 at 1:55AM }

A flood of Greek letters coming after us is just like those dreams we had in high school the night before our Calculus exams. So it's only natural that 2P Start's The Fundamental Theorem of War bring back intense feelings of elation (or perhaps pain and suffering, if you're not huge math geeks). Fitting for us, then, that it had the highest rate of change from 0, or more accurately, it had the most votes in this week's webcomic wrapup.

Second and third place both went to Penny Arcade with Anguish and For Your Consideration, respectively. Thanks to everyone who voted; be sure to let us know of any game-related webcomics you stumble upon this week!

Tags: 2p-start, geometry-wars, geometry-wars-2, penny-arcade, webcomic

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Kevin Ghadyani @ Aug 14th 2008 2:22AM

I just IM'd Tim from 2PStart.com
He's looking into the current database issue.

guidedbyvoip @ Aug 14th 2008 5:22AM

you sexy name-dropper you! :D

bigsim @ Aug 14th 2008 5:42AM

Gah it doesn't make sense! Derivatives don't HAVE limits!

*sigh*

Dave @ Aug 14th 2008 11:06AM

But you use limits in the definition of a derivative, so it's fine.

Bryan @ Aug 14th 2008 12:06PM

Yeah.... I know a lot of calculus....

Chase @ Aug 14th 2008 6:37AM

I voted for For Your Consideration simply because I agree with the message.

koehler83 @ Aug 14th 2008 7:09AM

How very original of them to have copied LoadingReadyRun's idea from July 21st. Hi-larious.

http://loadingreadyrun.com/videos/view/342/geometry-wars-2-developer-spotlight

Tim Harding @ Aug 14th 2008 1:40PM

Just so you know, I hadn't seen that video before making the comic. If I was trying to get away with copying it, I most certainly would have used something else, like Algebra or Trigonometry. If I HAD seen that video, I never would have done the comic at all because I DO want to be original.