An oldie but goodie from Penny Arcade. Some things are not meant to be on Twitter. You don’t need to tweet about everything you’re doing right now, you know.

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Cartoon from David Horsey. Are we becoming too connected? Why do we need to always know what’s going on? It’s like an addiction once you get started.

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Taken from the Diesel Sweeties webcomic.

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Whiney Matheson is a journalist who writes the Pop Candy blog at USA Today. A while ago, her tweets were converted into artwork by several artists, for the 2008 Comic-Con. Some of you might have seen this.

So anyway, these are comics created using text that were originally tweets. It’s interesting because Tweets themselves translate very well into comic panels. After all, each one is only 140 characters max and that fits well as caption to explain one picture. It makes me think about what other mediums tweets could be mashed into… soon enough, we’ll see the world’s first Twitter-powered movie. That would be rad.

You can see the comics at this page.

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Twitter angst! From the Joy of Tech webcomic. Do you get annoyed or upset when someone unfollows you on Twitter?

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