Comics
Story pages, sequential illustrations and one-panel gag cartoons.
Storybook Pages(2)

The Lion and the Mouse — Page 1
A single painted story page: a cartoon lion with a golden mane sleeping peacefully in bright green grass, head resting on his crossed front paws, eyes closed.

The Boy and the Wolf — Page 1
A storybook page of a young shepherd boy resting against the trunk of a huge tree, legs stretched out, wearing a floppy cap, a slate-blue pullover, patched tan trousers and brown boots. Five woolly sheep surround him: two lie near his feet, three graze in the golden meadow. Behind the trees a sunlit clearing opens onto a distant village with terracotta roofs and a church steeple.
Maths Gag Cartoons(5)

Inverse Matrices — One-Panel Cartoon
A single-panel cartoon in Greek titled 'Αντίστροφοι Πίνακες' (Inverse Matrices): a balding, moustached teacher in a white shirt and green vest presses his palm to his forehead at the left while a grinning curly-haired boy in a purple shirt stands at the right. Between them a blackboard shows a matrix A and its inverse, with the numbers 2, 7 and 3 simply turned upside down.

Double Integrals — One-Panel Cartoon
A single-panel cartoon in Greek titled 'Διπλά Ολοκληρώματα' (Double Integrals): a spiky yellow-haired man in round glasses and a white shirt beams upward and holds up two fingers, while a bald man in a red T-shirt raises both hands warily. Their speech bubbles answer each other — double integrals, double the fun, double the madness rather — set against a rough blue silhouette inside a bordered panel.

Difference Equations — One-Panel Cartoon
A single-panel cartoon in Greek titled 'Εξισώσεις Διαφορών' (Difference Equations), a maths term that also means personal grievances. In a saloon against a saturated red background, a bald, muscular man in a yellow rolled-sleeve shirt and brown vest leans aggressively over the bar at a glass of whiskey and a green bottle, while a tall man in a brown cowboy hat, white shirt and vest stands at the right rolling up his sleeves. The bubble reads: 'Τι είπες;! Θές να πάμε μήπως έξω να λύσουμε τις διαφορές μας;;;' — What did you say! Do you want to go outside and settle our differences?

Confidence Intervals — One-Panel Cartoon
A single-panel cartoon in Greek titled 'Διαστήματα Εμπιστοσύνης' (Confidence Intervals), the statistical term read literally as a space of trust. A split mustard-yellow and blue panel shows both ends of a phone call: at left an upset wide-eyed bald man shouts into a landline receiver that she finally got a restraining order imposed on him and asks why; at right a smiling blonde woman in a red shirt answers into a cordless handset, 'Απλά δες το ως ένα ...διάστημα εμπιστοσύνης!' — Just see it as a ...confidence interval.

Basic Numerical Analysis — One-Panel Cartoon
A single-panel cartoon in Greek titled 'Βασική Αριθμητική Ανάλυση' (Basic Numerical Analysis). A detective in a dark olive-green trench coat, grey trousers and dress shoes hunches forward across a slate-blue page, inspecting a trail of number-shaped footprints — a 2 and a 1 — pressed into a pale lavender floor with a magnifying glass, three small yellow shock marks flashing above the lens.