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Another day, another excuse to discover more comics, especially ones we’ve never shared with you before. What we’re about to present may be classified as dark humor and a bit of irreverence—so we’re definitely making your day, aren’t we? Now, you might be wondering: what’s this new comic series? It’s called 'Fatsraptor,' and it features absurd, dark, and extremely funny strips.
The cartoonist behind it introduced themselves and shared more about their interests, both within the world of comics and beyond.“My name is Fatsraptor, I live in upstate NY, and when I’m not making comics I like to play videogames and do various crafts. I recently got into yarn/fiber arts this year and hope to delve more into glass and ceramics.” They added jokingly: “I have a billion other hobbies too, but I’ll keep it short, lol.”
Scroll down to explore this hilarious series and learn more about the artist behind it in our exclusive interview!
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Works for the cats, will probably work for the guy - empathy from passing strangers
We reached out to the cartoonist to ask a few questions about their series. First, we discussed what inspired them to make humor the central theme of ‘Fatsraptor.’ The artist shared with us: “ I’ve always just been attracted to humor. I like funny shows, mostly cartoons, and clever people. I just like to laugh. It’s natural to me, it’s how I think.”
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When asked how they balance their passion for gaming, baking, and comic creation while maintaining a unique style and engaging their audience, the cartoonist responded: “I actually don’t balance my interests very well, haha. I constantly rotate existing hobbies while also adding new ones. It’s because of this that I don’t think I have much of a refined style in any of my hobbies.
I also tend to shy away from audience engagement in general. I realized that I worried too much about likes, upvotes, and comments which led to stress and disappointment when making/posting comics. I stopped having fun with it. I recently recovered my love for it and am planning a consistent (but comfortable) schedule. A comic every 2 weeks (maybe, haha).”
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
If god knows better than we do, he's unlikely to change his mind just 'cos we ask
Next, the cartoonist shared insights into their creative process and how they come up with ideas for new strips: “Honestly ideas just pop in my head whenever, so I draw them. Whether it’s a small inconvenience that bothers me or a depressive episode, drawing it out and joking about it is my way of talking about it.”
Lastly, the creator of ‘Fatsraptor’ told us about a moment when their humorous content had a positive impact, helping someone see things in a new light or simply brightening their day: “I had someone ask for a print of a Halloween ATHF comic for their collection one time on Reddit which was pretty cool. I’m sure there are more positive comments that I missed or don’t remember on past posts.”
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Philly Bob 1 year ago
Me: Let's try a different position tonight. Girlfriend: That's a good idea. You stand by the dishwasher while I sit on the sofa and fart! And that’s when the fight started…
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Mario's house got TP'd thoroughly after that, but it didn't save these fun guys
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
This probably exists, in some mucky corner of the internet... but I haven't found it yet. Guess I'll just keep looking
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Gina Mangin 1 year ago
Micro dosing edibles is my new evening wind down, I highly 😉 recommend it 😘
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Certain countries would still be drinking tea if they hadn't started making it with cold salt water (looking at you, Boston)
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
You do most of the work in your head, when you're reading a book - if the author has set things up right
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Apatheist Account2 1 year ago
Mice these days do not need mats - in fact, optical mice work better on smooth surfaces.
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Lawrencium 1 year ago
Top half: how they respond when accused as the imposter. Bottom half: how they respond as a crewmate. (Hope that clears it up :)
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
"You only create a a great performance if you're stressed about it", they said
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