A brand new comic! Omg, call the newspapers, call the president, call me maybe! I might maybe probably have undiagnosed ADHD. I don’t have a family doctor right now so I can’t do the testing, which as you can imagine is super fun and awesome. I live for it. We stan. Anyway, in the meantime, … More Why Did I Come Into the Kitchen? (Comic)
Previously unpublished! I love this silly, awkward kid. Her name is Winnie and I had plans to flesh this story into something bigger. As it is, I think she will simply have to live as the protagonist of this sketchy mess. Winnie was inspired by my time on my school’s jr high girl’s basketball team, … More No Game
Someday I will master the art of taking pictures of my comics with my phone. Today is not this day. I made this Tuesday. Should have posted then – the mandatory masks mandate is over as of next week. Over a year of masking. Some mixed feelings.
From the archives – originally posted January 12, 2014
Funny story, I still have the T-shirt I reference in panel 1, but I ended up having to cut the sleeves off completely because the armpit holes were so big. Follow me for more fashion tips. From the archives – originally posted January 21, 2014.
Made this during a week of high stress. It holds up. I made this in 10 seconds with my cell and my finger but I think the crappy quality adds to the charm.
It’s the only secret bigger than his identity. Costume in a Can: Define Every Line. Or: How I imagine costumes superhero comics actually work. From the archives – originally posted June 28, 2013
Sometimes an idea pops in my head and stays there until I make it So, here is today’s comic posession
One of my resolutions last year was to draw more. Art was a hobby I’d lost touch of for many years, and while I did make a few comics here and there, for the most part I’ve been creatively drained on that front since 2012. This year, I started committing to my silly little caption … More Caption Contest 2020 Winners
I hate getting my hair cut and I also hate having long hair. Life is endless misery. Here are some comics.
Veronica Dymond 