SMBC: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal Books in Order
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SMBC: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal books in publication order
4 books
Save Yourself, Mammal!
by Zach Weinersmith
2011
Comics drawn from the first decade of Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal explore relationships, science, politics, and philosophical absurdity. A branching adventure runs through the collection, adding an interactive puzzle to the book’s selection of standalone visual jokes.
The Most Dangerous Game
by Zach Weinersmith
2011
Selected Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal strips combine observations about love, science, economics, religion, and philosophy. Alongside the individual comics, a miniature branching adventure gives readers another route through a collection chosen from the webcomic’s early archive.
Science
by Zach Weinersmith
2013
Science and mathematics become the subjects of jokes drawn from the Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal archive, alongside new strips. Original accounts from scientists and science communicators add personal stories about discovery, curiosity, and the strange business of understanding the world.
Religion
by Zach Weinersmith
2015
Religion-themed strips from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal turn belief and its contradictions into visual comedy. The collection combines selections from the webcomic’s archive with previously unpublished cartoons, gathering its religious satire into a single themed volume.
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