Deconstructed Nachos à la El Bulli in Achewood Webcomic
See the rest at achewood.com. It gets even weirder.
If you're familiar with El Bulli, "the most imaginative generator of haute cuisine on the planet" [the Guardian], and if you are also familiar with shooting for greatness and falling far, far short, you will understand the February 11 installment of Achewood.
Even then, you may not understand it, but it's fun to see El Bulli, nachos, and Braveheart referenced in a comic strip. [via Stephanie Shaver]
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