Earl Has a Brain in a Jar and Gemini Has Earl in a Jar

It's AI slop, the slop being the brain sloshing around in a jar. Are we not entertained? Unfortunately, I am entertained. Digging my own artistic grave. 
 

DANGER LIVE BRAIN MAD HUMAN

In this jar a living brain
A silent scream its one refrain
While I consider, stern and smug
My floating captive in its jug
"This would give me
A whole lot of negative karma in Fallout: New Vegas" 
 

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #4

This is one of my favourite Mad Science Adventures. When I first saw how Michael Gushue interpreted my script, I cried out in delight, for it was as ridiculously over-the-top as I'd hoped. I was particularly tickled by the Star Trek bedsheets. Naturally, I do not actually have Star Trek bedsheets.

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #5

One of my favourite Mad Science Adventures, this one features some of Michael's best art and one of the silliest puns yet.

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #2

This is probably my least favourite of the Mad Science Adventures, mainly because the pun is more tortured than most, and it's not immediately obvious that I'm tossing junk food - i.e., confections - into the ocean.

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #1

 The very first Mad Science Adventure, from way back in 1996.

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #8

This Mad Science Adventure was actually published in Hole's Spring Gardening magazine back in 1999.

Earl's Amazing Mad Science Adventures #4

Back in the 1990s, I collaborated with Michael Gushue to produce a series of comic strips for the Edmonton Small Press Association. Each ended with some sort of horrible science pun, as seen here.

Never-Before-Published Mad Science Adventure!

Back in the 90s, I wrote a few comic strips for Prairie Jam, a publication of ESPA, the Edmonton Small Press Association. This is the last strip, gorgeously illustrated by Michael Gushue, never publicly revealed...until now! Don't forget to click to embiggen.