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Comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A man stands beside a bench where a woman is sitting. He asks, "What are you doing?" Panel 2: The woman, seated with her hands clasped, replies, "I'm having fun inside my head." Panel 3: The man, now looking intrigued, asks, "Can I join you?" The woman responds simply, "Yes." Panel 4: The man sits beside the woman on the bench, both looking serene as a single cloud floats in the sky.

This comic strip from 2016 feels like an ancient artifact to us.

There are days when looking at something you’ve created feels like staring too long at your own reflection under unforgiving fluorescent lights, full of flaws and imperfections. And yet – despite its flaws – there’s something in this comic that still speaks to us in a way that makes us think that maybe it wasn’t so bad after all.

And hey, if you like it, too, there are a few signed prints left in our shop!

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4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A person stands on a path holding a sign that reads "FREE SHRUGS." Panel 2: Another person approaches, looking at the "FREE SHRUGS" sign. Panel 3: The person holding the sign gives a shrug. Panel 4: The second person, smiling and walking away, says, "Thanks. I needed that."

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4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A child stands next to their father and says, "Dad, there's a fat, ugly monster under my bed." Panel 2: The father, leaning down, says, "Now, now, son..." Panel 3: The father continues, "We do not fat shame in this house." Panel 4: The father peers under the bed and tells the monster, "You are beautiful."

 

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We already published our debut book “War and Peas: Funny Comics for Dirty Lovers” but we want to inform you why preordering books from your favourite artists is a good thing:

There are two big reasons: First of all, it helps getting the title on book lists. Secondly, shops will more likely store the book if the preorder numbers are solid.

So, by preordering our book, you help us do what we love: making comics and making you laugh.

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Also, we highly recommend supporting local businesses and ordering the book in your book shop. If your social anxiety is too strong to leave the house, here’s our LINK COLLECTION.