After having so much fun with the first history project, I asked for 20 more names from readers and I would make comics out of those submitted.  Currently we have only three left!  Here is the full list:

For those of you not from Canada, here is the thing:  Modern day Newfoundlanders talk funny sometimes!

I had never heard of this guy but he is awesome!!

He looks like Michael Jackson!

What you are thinking is correct!  My regards to Captain North.

The Second List

1. Aristotle, Or Nietzsche

2. Sir Sandford Fleming

3. Saint-Just, "the mad pretty-boy of the French Revolution"

4. Herodotus of Halicarnassus

5. "but i need these baskets back"

6. Michel Foucault

7. Louis Riel

8. Madame de Pompadour

9. Leonard Cohen

10. Edmund Spenser or Mary Sidney

11. Sir John Franklin, or Captain Cook

12. L'Anse aux Meadows

13. George Orwell

14. Stomping tom connors

15. Robspierre

16. The Battle of Hastings, or Alexander the Great, or Robin Hood

17. Charles Babbage

18. Prince George IV

19. Henry David Thoreau

20. Tadeusz Kosciuszko

Number 5 may be confusing to anyone who hasn't seen this:

http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=10186

But you won't regret watching it ever.

Yeah man, you have to respect Tom Connors

This of course being the second particularly Canadian comic in a row, but mind you it was on the list! Now, the quotes in the first panel are instantly recognized by we Canucks, but to those of you who aren't familiar with a certain video clip starring Mr. James Naismith of Ontario please watch the following video:

http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=10186

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I made another comic called 'Eric Arthur Blair Shoots an Elephant' but it was like 90% text and some pictures mooshed in the corner. After these history comics are done maybe I will make things that break out of six panels.

ps what good is any British comedy without a zany chase scene

So I think that bit about computer nerds not getting hot ladies was wrong right from the beginning because by my estimation, Georgiana Babbage was quite foxy.

They also had 8 kids so contrary to what my comic might make you believe they totally got it on.

Saint Just is interesting in that there are many debates as to what kind of man he really was, hero or monster and all that. There are just as many arguments over whether or not he is The Dreamiest but they are usually cut short by ladies swooning.

Madame don't louse this document up with all your hormones, it's literature.

January 4, 1889

To friend Overbeck and wife.

Although you have so far demonstrated little faith in my ability to pay, I yet hope to demonstrate that I am somebody who pays his debts—for example, to you. I am just having all anti-Semites shot.

Dionysus

The Second List

1. Aristotle, Or Nietzsche

2. Sir Sandford Fleming

3. Saint-Just, "the mad pretty-boy of the French Revolution"

4. Herodotus of Halicarnassus

5. "but i need these baskets back"

6. Michel Foucault

7. Louis Riel

8. Madame de Pompadour

9. Leonard Cohen

10. Edmund Spenser or Mary Sidney

11. Sir John Franklin, or Captain Cook

12. L'Anse aux Meadows

13. George Orwell

14. Stomping tom connors

15. Robspierre

16. The Battle of Hastings, or Alexander the Great, or Robin Hood

17. Charles Babbage

18. Prince George IV

19. Henry David Thoreau

20. Tadeusz Kosciuszko

Number 5 may be confusing to anyone who hasn't seen this:

http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=10186

But you won't regret watching it ever.

Did you think I forgot about the list of 20 comics to make? This one is on it. Except this comic is so silly, it is so silly oh god.