Physics Mayhem!

The Physics Mayhem comic series was a three-part series made by Sangheilioz using Halo sprites to explore, and explain, certain topics in Physics. These comics were created for a High School Physics Topics class, and then deemed worthy of sharing elsewhere.

Background
Having a passion for Halo, as well as an extremely nerdy comic book fan for a Physics Topics teacher, Sangheilioz used Halo sprites to create short comics as an alternative to writing papers or doing physics projects in that class. After the first comic was created and graded, the idea soon caught on and others followed suit, including one of Sangheilioz' good friends who used Star Wars sprites in a similar (though poorly-executed) format.

Sangheilioz soon became the resident authority in creating sprite comics, and even his teacher soon asked him to give an explanation as to how to go about creating these comics. It was reasonably shocking to all who asked him about the comics, to learn that he created his work entirely with the program Microsoft Paint, as opposed to the fancier image manipulation options on the market.

Comic: Quantum Mechanics and Computers
This was the first installment of the Physics Mayhem! comics, and took roughly 5 hours to create.

Comic: Plasmonics
The second installment of the Physics Mayhem! comics. This one took roughly 6.5 hours to create, but had much better quality, I believe. Also, the mention of "cheese curl fragments" was an inside joke in the class, so please don't dwell on it.

Comic: Metallic Hydrogen
The third, and final, installment of the Physics Mayhem! comics. This issue took roughly 5.5 hours to make. The text in the yellow flash on the cover should have probably read "and you can probably live quite comfortably without them," instead of "and you can't live without them", but Sangheilioz was too tired and lacked the motivation to actually fix it.