The more, the merrier

Not our finest hour

Connection lost

Skills

Going around the system

There's an app for that

Choice of animal models

Quotes do not a smart man make

Q.E.D.

Heated discussion

Eye envy

Waistline

Barf the rainbow

I don't understand certain forms of performance art. No judgement. That's just me.

Ear of the beholder

Best. Client. Ever.

More Argus here.

Someone really needs a vacation.

Right back at you!

Honesty

Precision, accuracy and significant numbers

Monovore animals

Argus Panoptes

Argus (or Argos), was also called Panoptes ("the all-seeing") because his entire body was covered with up to one hundred eyes. He was involved in a few adventures, as when Hera charged him to keep watch over Io, the nymph-turned-into-a-cow with whom Hera's royal husband, Zeus, had the firm intention to spend some time in a hayloft. To free Io, Zeus asked Hermes to slay Argus, a story which will no doubt deserve its own cartoon in the near future. The possibilities offered by a hundred eyes are simply limitless!

In fact, for more Argus, you can look here, here, here, and here.

Heart of gold, muscles of Krypton