Google's comic capers: what they really meant to say
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Posted in Odds and Sods, 2nd September 2008 22:32 GMT
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Google publicised its new browser Chrome with a 38-page comic book. It's a gift to satirists, and already, our inboxes are buzzing with slightly less saintly interpretations.
Here's a selection. Naturally, the altruistic nature of the operation gets a bit of a bashing:
As does the, er, "end to end" nature of the gambit:
And this one revives the memory of an ancient diplomatic incident between the Empire of Goo and El Reg:
So can you do better? Remember to be careful:
So get Photoshopping - and mail them here. We'll try and turn this one around in "internet time." In other words, in time for Friday. ®
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