xkcd creator Randall Munroe has finally completed “Time,” a 3,099-panel masterpiece that is by far the longest storyline in the history of his popular webcomic. Munroe started the epic story on March ...

As for the clues Munroe dropped in “Time” along the way, he said that he inserted specific plants and wildlife to put in the comic that would allude to its location in the basin between Europe and ...

Randall Munroe's xkcd strip 'Time' has won a Hugo Award. The acclaimed webcomic strip was named Best Graphic Story at The 72nd World Science Fiction Convention (LonCon) on the weekend. 'Time' launched ...

What if you took a dip in a nuclear reactor’s storage pool, where discarded fuel is kept for years until it’s not so radioactive anymore? Could you survive? This is the kind of random question Randall ...

For the past two years, xkcd creator Randall Munroe has been answering fantastical science questions for his popular webcomic’s sister site, What If?. In the new issue of TIME, Munroe talks about ...

Today’s XKCD really is wonderful: called Now, it’s a simple clock which shows you what time it is in the world right… now, and changes each time you check back on it. It’s created in such a way that ...

Randall Munroe began his career in physics working with robots at NASA's Langley Research Center. He is famous, however, for engineering a creation of different kind: the iconic web comic that is xkcd ...