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Webcomics Love: John Porcellino’s King-Cat Comics, “Diogenes of Cinope”

From the archives of What Things Do we pulled John Porcellino‘s comic on Diognes of Cinope. Diognes was the only pupil of Antisthenes, a source of Plato’s humiliation, and he openly mocked Alexander the Great. He was also a founder of Cynicism and he once walked the town in the daytime carrying a lamp looking for a human being.

We can’t say if he ever found one.

Now Diognes has been immortalized in a webcomic.

Official site:
http://www.king-cat.net/
http://whatthingsdo.com/authors/john-porcellino/

Teaching Alexander

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