‘Global Warming the plus side’ is a satirical look at the effects of climate change, in a comic strip format. It is a humorous collection of jokes about the positive effects of a warmer world. Quite a few of the jokes are based on possible changes in the United Kingdom, where the weather has always been an obsession amongst the English.
A sort of dark green humour based on the worst predictions for a warmer world but inverting the frightening consequences into a “look on the bright side” attitude.
Hopefully the irony will amuse the reader whilst also informing them of some of the possible changes.
Most of these strips appeared between 2007-8 in the English satirical magazine “Private Eye”.
This book is in no way authorised by them, particularly since I have included strips that they did not use and some they never saw.
You can find out more about the author at professorpotts.com
He has an App. “english idioms illustrated” and a rebus game: “d-pixing!”
Aidan Potts is a cartoonist, author, illustrator and game builder.
You can find out more about him on his website: professorpotts.com
He has an App. “english idioms illustrated” and a rebus game: “d-pixing!”, there are also two children’ books “Uneversaurus” and “The Smash! Smash! Truck”.
A sort of dark green humour based on the worst predictions for a warmer world but inverting the frightening consequences into a “look on the bright side” attitude.
Hopefully the irony will amuse the reader whilst also informing them of some of the possible changes.
Most of these strips appeared between 2007-8 in the English satirical magazine “Private Eye”.
This book is in no way authorised by them, particularly since I have included strips that they did not use and some they never saw.
You can find out more about the author at professorpotts.com
He has an App. “english idioms illustrated” and a rebus game: “d-pixing!”
About the Author
Aidan Potts is a cartoonist, author, illustrator and game builder.
You can find out more about him on his website: professorpotts.com
He has an App. “english idioms illustrated” and a rebus game: “d-pixing!”, there are also two children’ books “Uneversaurus” and “The Smash! Smash! Truck”.
