Gramics ─ The Comics of Anagrams

"Gramics" is a word that I made up for my own use to capture the essence of the meaning and use of anagrams in a cartoon or comic form. An anagram is a word or phrase that uses the same letters as another word or phrase but is spelled differently-for example, "oh" and "ho" or "one's own" and "nose won." Sometimes an anagram can also be a palindrome, which is a word or phrase that reads the same forward or backward, as used in "Oh ho," but these are unusual. This comic book uses only two words in each anagram illustration; however, other anagrams may be found in the represented expressions. It is hoped that the reader enjoys the comics (Gramics) as much as I did in their making. James Hipsher 2012