The future of print newspapers (cartoon sampling)

Take a David Wiley Miller cartoon like NON-SEQUITUR, rewrite the dialog, and voila, a cartoon sampling that pays credit to the artist who did the illustrations, of course, and rewrites the dialog balloons for other (non-commercial) purposes: the storyline is now about the future of print newspapers and the vaporsphere, with a big tip of the hat to "Wiley" the genius behind this comic strip.

References:

1. snailpapers, GOOGLE the term

2. Paper is eternal, see William Powers 75 page essay titled "Hamlet's BlackBerry: Why Paper is Eternal" soon to be a publishde book in an updated and much-expanded volume sure to become a bestseller this year. Pub date is July 1, 2010.

3. Bill Keller, executive editor of the New York Times

4. "his elk" -- example of an ATOMIC TYPO, google the term! She meant to say "his ilk" of course, and she did say that, but the inker, ME, spelled it wrong on purpose.

5. The vaporsphere? No idea what that means. Anybody? But hat tip to Edward H. Tenner who coined the term vaporpapers a while back.

6. kvetching: Yiddish expression meaning quitcherbellyaching!

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