For those seeking the answers to some of life's greatest questions such as:
on the visible light spectrum, where exactly does trump orange appear?
If a leopard can't change it's spots, how come it can change sex if it wants to?
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is there to hear it, will keir starmer and labour still try to blame the conservatives?
does it mean you're getting old if you don't recognise any of the celebrities on the "celebrity" tv shows, or is it just that they aren't that famous?
wHY IS CONVINCING IDIOTS TO VOTE FOR YOU THE ONLY QUALIFICATION NEEDED TO BE A POLITICIAN ?
fractomundi attempts to answer these eternal mysteries, as well as countless others....,
MUCH like the covid virus that spawned it, Fractomundi was the result of a mad cartoonist's experiments in a secret Chinese laboratory DURING THE LOCKDOWN. After "accidentally" being released INTO THE WILD, it took on a life of it's own, AND HAS continuED to feed and grow ever since, currently stretching to over 2000 pages, and although a few have appeared in public, the majority are all new to science (well, apart from the ones on amazon, but they cost more on that.....)
origins
The Original series 1 - 14
Given it's origins, not surprisingly it begins with everyone's favourite virus. Following that it MOVES ON TO INCLUDE SOME OF THE OTHER BIG STORIES of the day as they happened, SUCH AS THE UK and US elections and THE WARs IN Ukraine and the holy land (very holy as it turns out thanks to all the tunnels...).
Also INCLUDEd: meet THE MARKLES, the trans rabbit hole, labour's version of carry on governing and ANY OTHER NEWS STORY DEEMED CARTOON WORTHY.
THE GATHERED WISDON
fOR THOSE WHO JUST WANT a concentrated hit, GATHERED FROM THE ORIGINALS 1-14 and the soon to follow volumes 15 and 16:
THe Donald, mad vlad's ukrainian adventure and the middle east problem
A WORD OF WARNING
While most of the cartoons are user friendly for everyone, there are a few which may not be appropriate for the young un's or those with a more....PROTESTY disposition.
