Physics in comics

I don't know why, but I have exactly these associations. Probably because the timing coincided: this book was also published in the 90s. And now the publishing house "Oblaka" has reissued two parts of "Discovering the Laws of Physics" by Lev Gendeinshtein. By genre, this is a scientific comic. Four heroes (a boy, an uncle, a dog and a parrot) learn themselves and tell readers that the laws of physics can not only be tediously studied, but also discovered independently, and this is, firstly, much more interesting, secondly, more understandable, and thirdly, better remembered.

A book for schoolchildren plus or minus ten years old, and for those interested, and vice versa for those who find physics difficult: everything is so simple and clear here that even the most non-physicist will see the connection between science and real life. It turns out that physics is not only memorizing laws and formulas! Physics is the phenomena that surround us and manifest themselves every day!

Both parts - HERE