Check Out This Book I Found!

Added • Updated about a year ago

Added by Don • Updated about a year ago by Y F

Category: Meme Status: Submission Year: 2017 Origin: Cyanide and Happiness Region:

Type: Exploitable,

Tags: webcomic, cyanide and happiness, explosm, myth, unicorn, fairies,

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CHECK OUT THIS BOOK I FOUND! IT'S FULL OF MYTHS AND THINGS THAT DON'T EXIST! airieS Cyanide and Happiness © Explosm.net

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About • Origin • Spread • Examples •

About

Look At This Book I Found is an exploitable webcomic by Cyanide and Happiness in which a mother shows her daughter a book filled with mythical creatures containing a customized page depicting something the child longs for in the future.

Origin

On November 15th, 2017, Cyanide and Happiness published a in which a woman presents a book titled Myths to a young girl, which displays a unicorn, a fairy and a page titled "Your Soulmate" (shown below).^[1]

Cyanide and Happiness webcomic about things that don't exist like fairy, unicorn or your soulmate - which grew into an exploitable webcomic and into a meem

Spread

On November 18th, Redditor Midnite-Wolf posted the comic with a graph labeled "EA's investment value" to /r/MemeEconomy (shown below, left). On November 21st, a variation with a page labeled "Third Gender" was featured on /r/sjwhate^[5] (shown below, right).

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On November 26th, Redditor Lukewarm5 submitted a blank template of the comic to /r/MemeEconomy^[3] (shown below, left). The following day, Redditor kickro posted the comic with a chart displaying various different genders to /r/MemeEconomy^[4] (shown below, right).