About
In late 2004 during my daily musings, I had thought up some funny ideas, so I wrote them down. I did so in a dramatic fashion - a flurry of scribbles drawn across sheets of papyrus (or napkins). These ideas became the comic strip you now know as The Black Inc.

At about the same time, the SFU BBA program was putting together a new official student newsletter. I had wanted to contribute something, but wasn't too keen on writing up a long-winded expose on some silly topic like how the faculty was not fixing the hand-dryers in the mens', and possibly womens,' washroom. In fact, I had already done that in the old newsletter. So, what better way to express myself in more than a 1000 words than to draw a picture – a comic, to be exact?

And so, the Black Inc. comic strip was born. For those of you unfamiliar with the comic strip, it offers a glimpse into my fascinating (to me) albeit twisted (to most) mind. Topics generally center around student life in the BBA program at SFU, text-book business theory, career aspirations, and miscellaneous stuff. Since the first two strips, I went on hiatus with my newly acquired fame and fortune. Unfortunately, the funds have dried out, and now I am back with a book full of thoughts, little to no drawing ability, and a website to boot.

Enjoy!

-Thom Suh

P.S. Thanks to all who voted for Black Inc. as the best Buzz Diversion. For those who didn't, "Na na na na boo hoo :P."