Created by Winnipeg-based indie studio The Campfire Union, xkcd VR lets you become a character from Randall Munroe’s popular webcomic and create your very own stick figure-based stab at the comic’s ...

Combine math, science, romance and crudely-drawn stick figures and you'll get something approximating XKCD, a webcomic that's celebrating its 10th anniversary today. Created by Randall Munroe (a ...

As if we didn't have enough random sites cluttering our bookmark bars, I submit another one for your reading intrigue. Randall Munroe has used simple stick figures to create one of the wittiest comic ...

XKCD has a web cartoon making the rounds that nicely summarizes 22,000 years of climate and human history. One important point: As the last ice age ended and temperatures heated up, humans did better ...

Everyone's favorite webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language is coming out for the ever-reliable dead-tree platform tomorrow. In other words, we're finally getting our xkcd book. I had a chance ...

Rae Hodge was a senior editor at CNET. She led CNET's coverage of privacy and cybersecurity tools from July 2019 to January 2023. As a data-driven investigative journalist on the software and services ...

XKCD, the sarcastic webcomic revered by science and tech geeks, is now the butt of someone else's joke. Hackers breached the forum of the 14-year old site, stealing over 560,000 usernames, emails, IP ...

One of the internet's greatest myths is the idea that there's a relevant xkcd comic for any given situation. As to exactly how true that is I couldn't say, but I have a comic bookmarked on my PC about ...

Randall Munroe, creator of the webcomic xkcd, is famous for doing some of the most intricate and creative pieces of art on the web. There are the maps of the internet, c. 2007 and 2010. There's a ...

Randall Monroe's xkcd.com has given the world much. Specifically, it gave me the "someone on the internet is wrong" cartoon which explained my every 3am argument on Twitter. And now he has a book, ...

This image, posted today at the brilliant webcomic xkcd, got us thinking: Ingredients can be expensive. The cost of stocking a pantry might make the notion of getting Papa John to deliver your supper ...