This is a binding legal document, and when you agree, it’s assumed that you’ve read the agreement.
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However, cartoonist R. Sikoryak has decided to make one of the most common Terms and Conditions agreements decidedly less boring-by turning them into a ridiculous graphic novel featuring Steve Jobs explaining them to people as they go use Apple products. He’s been posting one page a day on his blog.
Novel as the concept is, it’s even more awesome once you feast your eyes on the pages. Though it may not make much sense and it doesn’t alter the still reprehensibly boring terms and conditions it is gorgeous to look at. But earlier this year, Apple updated it, meaning a 20 page increase.
For instance, one page of the novel features a Jobs-like drill sergeant berating Beetle Bailey (an homage to creator Mort Walker).
Maybe iTunes Terms and Conditions: The Graphic Novel will aid you in your never-ending quest to become a more informed iTunes user. One comic, for example, draws inspiration from the Archie comics.
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“I’ve known Kate for a long time and I’m a big fan of her work”, says Sikoryak. The visuals are inspired by 36 different comics. Now if you are curious and want to actually read it, Sikoryak is selling the complete version which is split into two books. “They all featured a teenager from the Middle Ages and I’ve put him in the Steve Jobs gear”.
