from bness2

Although it is light reading, it would be great for teens, and even adults, who only have marginal scientific literacy. It covers a number of topics often debated rather poorly by the public, including moon landing denial, homeopathy, chiropractic, vaccinations and climate change. Nicely done.

from greeniezona

This book caught my eye on a recent trip to the bookstore, and I bought it on impulse. A non-fiction graphic "novel" about science denialism and various quackery? I mean, how could I resist?Cunningham chose topics that are intentionally controversial. The kinds of things that cause comment wars i...

from Millerloo

4Q, 4P This is an excellent read done in an accessible graphic-novel format. This graphic novel covers a wide variety of the science myths prevalent in our culture, with a particular focus on medicine and environmental issues. I gave the book a four in both popularity and quality. It should appea...

from brianfergusonwpg

Packs a lot of punch in a small space. Not terribly elaborate animation, pictures to dwell on, but entertaining anyway and effective in communicating the message in several short stories. The battle for belief in scientific objectivity is one of the most critical issues of our time and is attacke...

from rickklaw

Science writer and cartoonist Cunningham effectively uses the comics medium to expose controversial ideas and concepts. With comics, photographs, diagrams, and text amazingly free of scientific jargon, Cunningham painstakingly debunks nutcases and challenges skeptics. The moon hoax, homeopathy, c...