Here are a few electronics-themed comics from a
1948 edition of Radio & Television News magazine. I particularly like the one from page
92. Webster's Dictionary offers 28 separate definitions of the word "carry" in both transitive
and intransitive forms. The definition implied by the proprietor is #19 a : to bear the charges
of holding or having (as stocks or merchandise) from one time to another. The definition inferred by
the lady is #1: to move while supporting. How can one word have so many definitions?
A complete list of all the comics I have posted is at the bottom of the page. They would make good
fodder for lightening up a technical presentation.
Electronics-Themed Comics
![But Lady, you take my sign too literally! - RF Cafe](images3/electronics-themed-comics-radio-tv-news-october-1948-p92_small.jpg)
"But Lady, you take my sign too literally!" (p92)
![Electronics-themed comic (p118) - RF Cafe](images3/electronics-themed-comics-radio-tv-news-october-1948-p118_small.jpg)
"Good Morning, Exercise Club Members! Up and out of bed, bend to the floor, bend
-- 1-2-3-4 put some pep into it!" (p118)
![That must be the Grid Leak! - RF Cafe](images3/electronics-themed-comics-radio-tv-news-october-1948-p177_small.jpg)
"That must be the Grid Leak!" (p92)
![That will conclude our broadcast for tonight! - RF Cafe](images3/electronics-themed-comics-radio-tv-news-october-1948-p180_small.jpg)
"That will conclude our broadcast for tonight!" (p180)
Posted
These Technically-Themed Comics Appeared in Vintage Electronics Magazines.
I personally scanned and posted every one from copies I own (and even colorized
some). 235 pages as of 6/28/2024
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