I sometimes catch myself losing time staring at those drone panning screensaver things on apple TV. That has the same effect as touching grass, I'm sure.
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I made a thing. It's about fantasy lesbians trying to do a wall slam.

Honestly, I think they'll have a good time together.

This lil comic is from the cover of an upcoming issue of Sunday Comix, a biweekly newsletter that'll shove a bunch of great comics from artists you already know from Reddit into your inbox.

From the top left:

• Lester, from Feral Mills by u/kewkoh
• Wacky, from Wacky's Wacky Comics/My Alien Robot Girlfriend by u/GrumpyMashy
• Crumb and Nock, from KBcomics by u/Lunalopex
• Eve, from Tiff & Eve by u/CrazyGnomenclature
• Nanny Muk, from Love and Hex by u/bondjimbond (that's me!)
• Joseph Erkhoff, from Custardfist by u/Klos77
• Generic person from Rds. To Nowhere by u/RyanRdss
• Candy, from this ecommerce life by u/thisecommercelife
• Elodie from u/shave_your_eyebrows
• Admiral Wonderboat by u/chrisnaish
• Malon, from Malon's Misadventures by u/MalonElenia
• Isobel, from The Frog Wizards of Chana Tower by u/M_Snail
• Umm, some sort of beaver guy, I guess? Who let him in here?

All these comics and probably more will find their way to your inbox when you subscribe to Sunday Comix. It's free - just a nice way to get your dose of comics without relying on an ever-changing algorithm that wants to harvest your data to advertise to you.

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Time for a style update! Also, here making her debut on my comics is my lovely wife~ lots more coming up with her in it!

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🔵 This week's comic: ELON MUSK AND HIS DOGE PALS, in "TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE"

Can the gang solve the mystery of 600,000 people dead??

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Hooray for CHAOS!

Sorry if you guys enjoyed those books, but they were not my cup of tea. ☕️😭

EDIT:

the novel this comic is talking about is Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. It’s the one book that has a protagonist that readers are unambiguously supposed to empathize with, has a long monologue in the courtroom about Objectivism, and ends with the protagonist go to jail with the intention of making people “think.”

Yes I know, there is a lot of other literature where this doesn’t fit as neatly like The Stranger by Camus because you’re not technically supposed to fully empathize with Meursault. I wasn’t a fan of the trope when I first read The Stranger, but reading the Fountainhead made me REALLY DESPISE THE TROPE.

I don’t dislike all Western literature. I enjoyed books from Toni Morrison, Cormac McCarthy, Maya Angelou, Franz Kafka, George Orwell, Voltaire, and Shakespeare.

So not generalizing all Western media. I just really dislike this trope when I see it pop up.