Print Comics and Webcomics

(This thread has been posted some time in advance of the AMA starting time to give you all the chance to ask a question. The new AMA post type will show when we will begin.)

#1547; In which That’s No Moon

Hello everyone,

We are proud to present the r/Comics AMA with the amazing David Malki, creator of the iconic Wondermark comics, a longrunning webcomic featuring historical, Victorian art recontextualized to create humorous juxtapositions.

Famously u/Wondermark is responsible for adding the term "sealioning" to the lexicon after the comic #1062, the Terrible Sea Lion became used as a shorthand to describe a type of internet trolling.

The comic has been featured in the Onion and Flak magazine.

We hope you all have a lot of fun with this event and we are looking forward to seeing your questions.

Have fun everyone!

The main Wondermark website can be found here.

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Wondermark has a Patreon.

The Wondermark online store can be found here.

There is also a Wondermark greeting cards store.

You can check out his very weird drawings on Instagram.

The Enamel Pins Crowdfunding Project can be found here:

Give Wondermark a follow on Bluesky!

Toonhole has been a longterm contributor to r/comics. Starting in 2010 the webcomic often shows dark humor, such as in their latest comic "20%".

Join us this Saturday to ask them questions as part of our ongoing AMA event!

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