Here at Ask Erik, we've spent a lot of time reading books and comics, watching movies and TV shows, and browsing through the Internet in the hopes of finding the answers to life's biggest mysteries. Who had the original idea for a lottery? Why do some cottons itch but others don't? Why can't American TV programs do short seasons with clear beginnings, middles, and endings like British TV?
I mean, seriously, why would I watch Under The Dome when the mystery is "will they get out of the dome" and I can figure they probably aren't going anywhere if there's going to be a second season? I mean, unless it's a metaphorical dome, but that'd be stupid.
Having instead amassed a vault of useless knowledge stored in his head, Erik instead tackles your questions and tries to find the answers you care about (or a reasonable facsimile). Or, if you don't care, he'll at least try to make you laugh and forget you just wasted time you could spend doing anything else.
To Erik: You seem to like things that are "insane" but not "stupid." What's the most insane comic you ever read?