This Artist Shared 42 Comics Based On His Stay-At-Home Dad Adventures (New Pics)
Interview With ArtistGeorge is a Chicago-based cartoonist and creator best known for "Beware of Toddler," a charming and relatable comic strip inspired by his life as a stay-at-home dad. Since launching the series in 2019, George has earned multiple awards, a Ringo nomination, a successful Kickstarter book, and syndication through King Features.
Drawing inspiration from classics like "Peanuts" and "Calvin and Hobbes," George fills his comics with everyday parenting moments—like a toddler writing on walls or tossing things into the toilet—capturing the humor and chaos of family life. As he puts it, "The fact of the matter is we exist, and I hope my comic is successful in bringing a bit of visibility to this fact," especially for fathers and marginalized dads often underrepresented in media.
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"If's not inhawew, ifs snofkel" (not "kid voice", "thing-in-mouth voice")
Ah, the nat 1. For non-D&D fans, almost everything you do, like swinging swords, opening doors, even looking for something, needs a roll of a die. Usually the 20-sided. Higher roll = better at the thing you do. Get a 20, you do it awesome. Get a 1, and even a modifier you have won't be enough to do something.
