Maybe. I doubt this artist would up for it though. Even violence depicted is clearly done in a mental fantasy type of way. My guess is they want a functional and fair and peaceful society. Like many of us they are seeing a situation that may not allow for that but don’t want to take those steps if it can be avoided. I mean they may not have a take like this but its what I get from the few decades of the comic.

this. I want socialism and capitalism balanced. things that everyone needs should be available to everyone and not left to the market but unnecessary things like media and toys and whatnot the government should not be concerned about. Then there should be plenty of regulation to keep things safe. but when it comes down to democracy vs autocracy I want as much democracy as possible.

The way she has drawn it has changed but I think its the batman logo. I feel like it was mentioned at some point before she met her husband but the strip goes for like over two decades so im not 100% if it did or if im hallucinating it.

I don’t see this. is it on a phone maybe?

Neither do I but I more don’t want to live in a non democracy.

this makes me think of the dilbert where the lazy guy talks about reusing code from payroll on this project for airline software and warns his workmates to not fly on payday.

this comic is basically a blog/diary from the artists life so its more funny situational. Its not constructed humor. The characters are actual people and the comic is something that happened technically. They take some license when presenting it as a comic. Like the angel figures.

if the strictest definition of humor is what you find funny then it sounds like that would be correct.

The comic is sorta a web blog/diary and the comics are something around the artists life. The artist (or sometimes the husband) usually has some commentary around it but much of the humor is likely going to be funnier for someone with kids or at least who had them at one time. When the comic started it had situations that would be understood from a college life context and then a fandom experience. Some also likely make a bit more sense for artist types.

That does feel funnier.

All their kids have a specific bad thing they do and the parents are on it from the get go.

All their kids have a specific bad thing they do and the parents are on it from the get go.

All their kids have a specific bad thing they do and the parents are on it from the get go.

I mean the characters are the portrayal of actual people

It would be a bit of a pain. I see it with bird and terrapin beaks and claws. If they don’t have something to wear them down they become problematic. I know the thought is well I will just keep them warn down but I bet it would be like staying in shape or for that matter keeping our teeth in good shape as it is, which many folk don’t do.