How many engineers do we have here?

[skybolt]

Scream #17 with Lily Belle.

 

#16 is pictured in the Gerber.

 

We're all novices with so much good stuff out there.

 

I was about to say "Rusty", but I would've been wrong. I like the cover on Rusty #15. It's pictured in the Gerber Journal under Kid Colt or something. I actually owned a mid grade copy of Scream #16, but sold it recently. I guess I should've read the book first.

[Comicdey]

I've got two copies of #16 in mid-grade, if you're in the market for a trade for something I don't have.

[skybolt]

I've got two copies of #16 in mid-grade, if you're in the market for a trade for something I don't have.

 

If you own a copy of Rusty #15, I'll take it. There was a low grade copy on Ebay awhile back, but I'm waiting for a higher graded one. Thanks.

 

By the way, what are your top 3 favorite gga covers?

[Comicdey]

Let me think on this one. I'll post them once I decide.

 

It's hard as they are all so good.

 

And prices are sometimes ridiculous.

 

I'm always looking for books not in gerber that have great covers and aren't on everyones want list.

 

That's where hunting covers get's exciting.

[drbanner]

Environmental here...UF '91.

 

Can anyone tell me why I had to take all those brutal weed-out courses!?!?

[Scrooge]

Materials Science abroad in 1994

[Comicdey]

Because no one wants weeds in their environmental remediation designs.

[Psiknight]

I'm not specifically an environmental engineering major (my school doesn't offer it) but I am an Environmental Science and Geology double major. I'll probably go into Environmental Consulting or something...

 

UPenn '07

[nearmint]

Uh, my wife's a civil. Does that count? Oregon State University, class of '91.

 

And she cooks too.

[AussieRuss]

I was going to say "NO WAY" to your wife joining.

 

But seeing as though she can cook. Welcome aboard......

 

 

Russ...

[comicartfan]

I know a few engineers that are OA collectors....they aren't forum members here, but I bet there are a bunch on the CAF

[adamstrange]

Industrial Engineer.

 

I do collect art in addition to comics.

[JammnIT]

Senior Telecom and Computer Engineer II.

 

You could say I helped paint the lines on the information highway.

 

United States Air Force Veteran and same with spouse.

Univerity of Colorado and Univ of New Hampshire. BA in Avionics/Electronic Engineering and design of Petabyte communications via a new type of Fiber Optic cable that can only be supplied by one vendor. Petabyte speeds are real, but Consumer probably will never notice although it is near future time frame, Terabyte speed circuits via fiber around the world currently in place now.

 

81-84.. Always learning more on the job than I ever did from any of the "Teach and Forget" Bachelors degree.

[WOXL]

I thought this thread could use a bump, and I'd like to see how many more engineers there are out there.

 

Me, Optical Engineering graduate of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology '05. Currently working towards a Masters degree part time in Media Arts and Sciences at MIT while working for the man in the regular job.

 

We do need more engineers here! Heck, I'll even accept SCIENTISTS!

 

-Bob

[Darrell F]

Civil Engineer right here.

[Moriarty]

Former Civil Engineer, graduated from LIverpool J.M. University 93 with BEng

[Narmuriel]

Electrical/Computer here. Wayne State University. Graduate in May '07

[blutobc]

Former Civil Engineer, graduated from LIverpool J.M. University 93 with BEng

 

Pardon the prying, but if you're a former Civil Engr......then what career do you have now?

Your grad date would hint that you would be rather young to be changing careers.

 

Here's hoping the answer is that you're independently wealthy and didn't feel the need to work with those wonderful clients that you can find in this world.

 

[joeypost]

Software Engineer

[TommyBoy]

BS in Mechanical Enginnering and Packaiging Engineering.

 

Indiana State University, May 95.