Every time I do a comic about Ayn Rand her fans email me to educate me on her true beliefs: 1. actually, it's more nuanced than that. 2. a better comic would be a complete illustrated version of The Fountainhead. 3. having a sense of humor is against our rational self-interest.
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You gotta admit, a complete illustrated version of The Fountainhead done in your signature style would be really funny. I only got maybe 1/3 of the way through that book, in an honest attempt to see "what this Rand person is about." I might actually finish a comic version.
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Her characters all act like bizarre cartoonish fanfiction-people instead of actual people. Almost like characters in a tract by Jack Chick. All of them take themselves super seriously. It's like half the work is done, you just need to draw them with funny facial expressions.
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Ayn Rand is a "philosopher" for people who aren't smart enough to read philosophers.
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If there is a Hell, you will definitely be tasked with illustrating Atlas Shrugged. Can you imagine the size of the speech bubble you'd need to fit in one of those twenty page monologues extolling the virtues of money?
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In her interview with talk show host Tom Snyder (it's on YouTube) she says Kant is responsible for kids taking drugs. Now that's funny.
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Reading his prose certainly drove me to drink in university. She might be onto something there.
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There is nothing nuanced about Ayn Rand.
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