A wildly eclectic set of parodies of the great scientists and their life, from Newton the anti-highwayman, Einstein's drug enthused rampage across the Italian Alps, Shakespeare the world's most dyslexic spy, Darwin the Vivisectionist, James Clerk Maxwell reprograms the entire universe, Johannes Kepler and Tycho Brahe encounter a drunken moose and Galileo fools the inquisition. Strangely none of which is recorded in actual biographies but fortunately are here now exposed for the first time in these timeless vignettes.

A parody of all things Biggles and the Middle East Conflict. Set during the 2003 Iraq War, Biggles continues his legend as the world's greatest pilot, ace and inebriated philanderer. Where on the whiff of a gin and tonic he careens his way from disaster to victory and back to disaster. Biggles declares war on the sheep in all of Arabia, Biggles has a photo-shoot Saddam Hussein, Biggles discovers how to defuse a thermonuclear bomb using a cup of tea, Biggles defeats the Afrika Corps seventy years too late, and Biggles takes Aqaba then loses it in a game of whist. "Men," said the wing...