“Boardroom”, a comic by my dad
If it wasn’t for my parents’ comic collections, there’s no way I’d be doing “The Other End”. The countless Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes, Bloom County, Cathy, Ziggy, The Far Side, and Dilbert (it was the nineties… we didn’t know) books are how I learned to love the art form, and reading them with my mom and dad are some of my favorite childhood memories. I’ll forever and always be grateful for that ❤️
There’ll be some more of these coming between now and New Years! And I’ll be showing the comments to my parents, so keep it clean!
Or don’t. I don’t give a shit.
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Love this, especially the shoutout to having comic collections around the house growing up. I had a similar experience and that manifested in an appreciation of the art form and a vague idea I could be a professional letterer if my current career doesn’t work out.
Your dad is a treasure and has NAILED the typical tone of your comic
Or… the Hardy Boys for our erectile dysfunction medication! Merry Christmas!
Hi Kohney patriarch, make a Neil make you a comic where you blink twice if Neil has you chained up in your basement.
It is all starting to make sense...
Made me pea my pod
Your comment made me pop my poppins
What a lovely idea to get them involved with your work and to share the love this season! Not going to crack any (more) dumb jokes or whatnot, just want to wish you & all of your family a wonderful holiday season!❤ Hope yinz had a lovely Christmas!🤙
A+ work
The Dilbert guy's plot twist was a real ooof.
Yeah …… big big bummer
He nailed it. 🖤 More like "boredroom" for the younger and/or female coworker.
How about Rapunzel for our pun-writing service? Get it? Ra-pun-zel? Hahahahahaha! …a very merry Christmas and wonderful new year to you and yours, Neil.
From what I see in advertisement sometimes, your dad is spot on with this one
Dad is making this look easy
Haha he's doing his best. 🥹
I grew up with so many of those same comics and some of my core memories were going to BooksAMillion on Saturday or Sundays every week and buying a new collection of some sort of comic.