“Labyrinth of Love” By Robert Weber Cover of The New Yorker, Monday February 13 1978

“Labyrinth of Love” By Robert Weber Cover of The New Yorker, Monday February 13 1978
Gruen Effect: “Ever notice how when you enter a large grocery store, Common items like bread & milk are right at the back, And the journey there is Labyrinthine? The layout is designed to confuse you, So you become lost, And end up impulse-buying items you don’t need.” https://t.co/OWeuvAp2Ky — HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of … Continue reading Gruen Effect: “For starters the sales kiosk should be at the entrance…” →
“Sorry. He helped me get out of a maze” – The Minotaur Repayment#comics #bizarro #animals #CatsOfTwitter #cats #Mouse #Minotaur #mythology pic.twitter.com/IRYLklzcUy — Wayno® (@Waynocartoons) July 23, 2022
"It's only a minotaur setback" #cartoon #CrapGagMonday! pic.twitter.com/LYu554UGPQ — deAn cartoons (@ThisInkyLife) June 14, 2021
Imagine if your dad was a Minotaur and your mom was a Mermaid and you got the human half of both and now you’re just some guy — Alenora (@spunkyturnip) June 28, 2020 Or this could be the result pic.twitter.com/7nkw6Uoj5w — Joe Walsh (@joe_walsh71) June 8, 2022
“If you haven’t thought these things, you’ve probably overheard them!” – Master Labyrinth Builder Lars Howlett View this post on Instagram If you haven’t thought these things, you’ve probably overheard them! A post shared by Discover Labyrinths (@discover_labyrinths) on Jul 12, 2019 at 11:46am PDT
In the lab . . . Dr. Minotaur, PhD. ### #crustaceansingles #comics #webcomics #comic #webcomic #minotaur #dr #doctor #phd #lab #labyrinth #laboratory #disappointed #words A post shared by Crustacean Singles (@crustaceansingles) on Jun 1, 2018 at 10:48am PDT Dr. Minotaur, PhD.https://t.co/Y82PaMDKxw pic.twitter.com/Ljx0gsGBC0 — Crustacean Singles (@CrustaceanSngls) 1 June 2018
When I was a kid (4th or 5th grade), I loved drawing mazes. I took a small notebook of them to school and a classmate offered to pay me a nickel for one. He showed his friend, who also wanted one. I got another nickel. Word spread, orders flowed, and my pencil scribbled more mazes. … Continue reading “When I was a kid (4th or 5th grade), I loved drawing mazes. I took a small notebook of them to school and a classmate offered to pay me a nickel for one.” – Ryan Green →
I’d be fine getting lost in this maze. A post shared by Katie Brookoff (@katiebcartoons) on May 11, 2018 at 8:37am PDT There is a simplexity to this drawing by Katie Brookoff. Numerous Classic Labyrinths have been found along the shores of many islands, continents, seas and rivers. At High Tide, the fish came in … Continue reading “Theseus and The Minnowtaur” – Katie Brookoff Cartoons →
A mooseotaur? These canadian labyrinths suck pic.twitter.com/PNXrf0l6AA — 🐩 Royal Poodle 🐩 (@royal_poodle) August 7, 2017 It would behoof him to find the exit. First one out wins some timmies and poutine! — Powerpuff the Lavender poodle🐩 (@DeerWithStripes) August 7, 2017
The Toronto Comics Anthology this year includes the story “The Honest Minotaur” by Steven Andrews (@cardboardshark) and Ally Rom Colthoff (@varethane). They are currently raising funds via Kickstarter, and it’s also where you can order your own copy. Books will be available at TCAF – Toronto Comics Arts Festival – in May.
Found this Cartoon in The New Yorker.
[in the labyrinth] Minotaur: You Shall NOT Pass Me: Wow?! More like the MEAN-otaur! Minotaur: Oh dear. Is that how I come across? — Jeffw (@Jeffwni) August 29, 2015
Labyrinth, is a one page Oglaf story. It features the king from A Very Deep Chasm and his advisor. Synopsis The king receives a tribute of a large cheese, and his advisor suggests housing it in a Labyrinth. The king asks about the advisor’s obsession with labyrinths, to which the advisor replies, “Labyrinths are awesome!”. … Continue reading “Labyrinths Are Awesome!” – Oglaf →