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Dickens and Sarai share a cup of coffee. Sarai believes the barista was flirting with Dickens, who responds "she doesn't even know what I look like with the mask." But Sarai says the mask just adds an air of mystery to Dickens "Clueless tall nerd" energy.

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Foolish Child #101: Is This Flirting?

“Are you trying to say I’m horny? But like, with a PG Movie Rating?”

Dickens —

Aug 11, 2021

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Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a one panel pastel comic, someone is on a job in a small town where they are unfamiliar. They wonder, "where are my people?"

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Reine #24: Oasis

If you’re in a strange and unfamiliar town, you can find community if you know where to look!

Ren Strapp —

Aug 7, 2021

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Saturday Morning Cartoons

100 comics is in a rich brown color against an orange and green background. The 100 is covered in bright string lights.

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Foolish Child #100 🎉

I don’t often say much just as myself, outside of these drawings, but I want to express my appreciation for all of the support and love I have received over…

Dickens —

Jul 28, 2021

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Yao

A cartoon of a statue of a woman lounging on a couch with a cloth draped around her

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Baopu #88: The Poster Child of Anxiety

When words sometimes complicates things even further, only a surrealist picture can sum up the weirdness of social anxiety.

Yao Xiao —

Jul 17, 2021

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Saturday Morning Cartoons

Dickens friend asks where Saia is, Dickens responds that they are looking for a rebound for a post-Covid Hot Girl Summer and to check the basketball courts. Their friend laughs and says that rebounds probably means girls, not basketballs.

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Foolish Child #99b: Post-Covid Hot Girl Summer

She said something about picking up a few rebounds for a post-Covid Hot Girl Summer so…

Dickens —

Jul 14, 2021

Reine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Nurse tells patient to apply T every day to your upper arms, “basically the parts that are covered by t-shirt sleeves.” And the patient replays, “Okay! Easy! Can Do!” With a thumbs up

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Reine #23: T Shirts

No sleeves are safe from my scissors.

Ren Strapp —

Jul 10, 2021

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Saturday Morning Cartoons

Child asks Dickens "Is my Dad cheating on you?" And Dickens responds, "Ew. No is that a joke?"

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Foolish Child #99a: Where Is My Dad?

“Mama, where is my Dad?”

Dickens —

Jun 30, 2021

Nutshell Studies of Quarantine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Friday tries their hardest to work on a comic, but they continue to get distracted as their head turns into a cloud of To Do list items.

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Nutshell Studies of Quarantine: Part Four, Winter 2020

Frida battles a new breed of procrastination in quarantine and then, in the new year, sees the light at the end of the tunnel.

Yumi Yamaguchi —

Jun 26, 2021

Saturday Morning Cartoons

Yao

Yao sits in a chair made of grass and wonders out loud, "Now that I'm less worried about Covid, it's time to revisit my Normal insecurities!"

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Baopu #87: Asking Fair Questions

Even though it is not always easy to do, constantly asking hard questions is a healthy practice.

Yao Xiao —

Jun 19, 2021

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Saturday Morning Cartoons

Dickens holds up a Pride Lego set triumphantly, even though they were just badmouthing corporate pride. Their friend is unimpressed.

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Foolish Child #98: Corporate Pride

It’s amazing how the very second that corporations found value in queerness, they finally invested but in the safest way they possibly could: Rainbows.

Dickens —

Jun 16, 2021

Reine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a two panel comic drawn in pastel colors, a doctor explains to their patient that their new digital patient intake system is so inclusive! It has multiple choice options.

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Reine #22: Try To Keep Up, Doc

Inclusivity is a journey not a destination.

Ren Strapp —

Jun 12, 2021

Nutshell Studies of Quarantine

Saturday Morning Cartoons

in a two panel, black-and-white comic, Frida watches the news. The announcer says, "in today's news, more cases, more death."

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Nutshell Studies of Quarantine: Part Three, Summer 2020

Frida seeks relief as anxiety takes hold while watching the never-ending despair of the 2020 news cycle.

Yumi Yamaguchi —

Jun 5, 2021

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