Philocomix #3

A bearded, toga-clad philosopher sits cross-legged atop a manhole cover amid a bustling urban crowd — protesters hoisting "Grève" signs, a cyclist, construction workers, and scattered tools and traffic cones all jostling around him. Created by Jean-Philippe Thivet, Jérôme Vermer, and M. La Mine, this third volume from Rue de Sèvres applies its signature comic wit to the daily grind, as the subtitle Métro, Boulot, Cogito playfully riffs on the classic French expression. It's a wonderfully absurd collision of ancient wisdom and modern city life that makes philosophy feel immediately, entertainingly relevant.