WikiWorld, a weekly comic published by The Wikipedia Signpost from December 2006 to March 2008, featured text excerpted from articles in the Wikipedia archives. Cartoonist Greg Williams developed the project in cooperation with the Wikimedia Foundation and released the comics under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike license for use on Wikipedia and elsewhere.
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Complete WikiWorld archive
editWeek 1: Redshirt; 11 Dec 2006
Week 2: Dr. Seuss; 18 Dec 2006
Week 3: Molasses; 26 Dec 2006
Week 4: Thagomizer; 2 Jan 2007
Week 5: Facial Hair; 8 Jan 2007
Week 6: Apples and Oranges; 15 Jan 2007
Week 7: Truthiness; 22 Jan 2007
Week 8: Hyperthymesia; 29 Jan 2007
Week 9: Clabbers; 5 Feb 2007
Week 10: Extreme Ironing; 12 Feb 2007
Week 11: Tony Clifton; 19 Feb 2007
Week 12: Pet Skunk; 26 Feb 2007
Week 13: The Rutles; 5 March 2007
Week 14: Cartoon Physics; 12 March 2007
Week 15: Wilhelm Scream; 20 March 2007
Week 16: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.; 26 March 2007
Week 17: Charles Lane; 2 April 2007
Week 18: Fake Shemp; 9 April 2007
Week 19: Hodag; 16 April 2007
Week 20: Buttered Cat Paradox; 23 April 2007
Week 21: Calvin and Hobbes; 30 April 2007
Week 22: Friday the 13th; 7 May 2007
Week 23: Ubbi Dubbi; 14 May 2007
Week 24: Disruptive Technology; 21 May 2007
Week 25: Five-Second Rule; 28 May 2007
Week 26: John Hodgman; 4 June 2007
Week 27: Why did Mike the Headless Chicken cross the road?; 11 June 2007
Week 28: They Might Be Giants; 18 June 2007
Week 29: The Cashew; 2 July 2007
Week 30: Ann Coulter; 9 July 2007
Week 31: World Domination; 23 July 2007
Week 32: Mr. Bean; 30 July 2007
Week 33: Terry Gross; 6 August 2007
Week 34: 2000s; 13 August 2007
Week 35: Tomcat & Bobcat; 20 August 2007
Week 36: Helicopter Parent; 27 August 2007
Week 37: George P. Burdell; 3 September 2007
Week 38: Godwin's Law; 10 September 2007
Week 39: Sarah Vowell; 17 September 2007
Week 40: Ambigram; 24 September 2007
Week 41: W; 8 October 2007
Week 42: Suramimi Kashi; 15 October 2007
Week 43: George Stroumboulopoulos; 22 October 2007
Week 44: Human Billboard; 29 October 2007
Week 45: Fall Out Boy; 5 November 2007
Week 46: Exploding Whale; 12 November 2007
Week 47: Raining Animals; 19 November 2007
Week 48: Cursive; 26 November 2007
Week 49: Wordplay; 3 December 2007
Week 50: Kilroy was here; 10 December 2007
Week 51: Tractor Beam; 17 December 2007
Week 52: John Lasseter; 2 January 2008
Week 53: Goregrind; 7 January 2008
Week 54: The Nocebo Effect; 14 January 2008
Week 55: Thinking about the immortality of the crab; 18 February 2008
Week 56: Hammerspace;31 March 2008
Other illustrations
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Rotational ambigram for the word "Nassau" -
Rotational ambigram for the word "Maui" -
Rotational ambigram for the word "Dubuque" -
Original caricature of Charlie Chaplin -
Original caricature of Groucho Marx -
Original caricature of Jimmy Wales
Blogjam and Twips
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WikiWorld cartoonist Greg Williams, who works as a cartoonist and designer for The Tampa Tribune in Tampa, Florida, also produced the interactive comic Blogjam, based on text contributions from readers, bloggers, authors and performers. He currently produces a Twitter-based comic called Twips.