You Should Know Better

Reading Comics Into Adulthood

Imagine blacking out in a phone booth.

You awake to find the letters on the front of the booth have changed from PHONE to FLEEP.

Oh, and you’re enveloped by solid walls of concrete.

By searching the booth and your pockets, you find the following items: a phone book -seemingly written in gibberish- a Russian/gibberish dictionary, “2 ballpoint pens, 20 ft of dental floss (unwaxed), a digital wristwatch, a Russian paperback, three coins of unknown currency and a handwritten note” (also written in the strange language).

How do you find out what happened, and how do you escape?

Claustrophobic panels and dizzying mathematics make FLEEP one of the best ways to spend the next ten minutes.

Oh, and you can read the whole thing here.

Recommended to: mathophiles, the self-indulgent, and, let’s say, spelunkers

-CMH

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