So sweet, you'll get diabetes. If not diabetes, then at the very least a few cavities,
The comic shares the importance to helping others, big or small, and how we all could us a little help in healing ourselves.
Just remember: what goes around, comes around!
It's no secret that people are getting more and more anxious everyday, reading all those scary headlines about the coronavirus.
Even Robert was feeling anxious! Until he spoke with his wife and gathered some insight and useful facts.
Meet Robert! Robert lives an ordinary life, earns an ordinary salary and works hard to support his family.
Oh, and Robert is an otter.
"Robert the Otter" may seem like a cutesy facade, but he has proven to be aware of what's happening in the world, and offer another perspective. The newest comic by the Singapore artist is making waves, for a good reason. If you're feeling anxious, maybe take a moment and read what "Robert the Otter" has to say.
Oh, Jenny Jinya. You've done it again. We are just a sobbing mess after reading your comics.
Jenny Jinya, artist behind the popular "Good Boy" and "Black Cat" comics, has recently shared her newest comic.
And yes, it's just as heartbreaking as the previous ones.
All of her comics, as devastating as they may be, are in hopes to spread awareness and send a message to the world.
For example, her previous comic was created in order to shed light on some real problems -- this time, the victim being birds and culprit? Plastic.
Check out her Instagram or Twitter for further updates!
Wowee! New "Pixie and Brutus" comics created by the very talented Pet_Foolery! You can follow his work and the story of Pixie and Brutus on his Instagram handle.
This new installment of everyone's favorite cat and dog duo hits a tad bit harder in the feels than others.
Still, we can't get enough of this duo and their wholesome relationship.
You might recall seeing this story awhile back, a comic featuring a black cat passing into the afterlife.
The artist behind the viral comic, Jenny Jinya, has shared some unseen panels, a sequel, to the story that really completes it.
Rest assured, it's still a story that will punch you straight in the feels and cause an endless flow of tears, but we really appreciate this ending.
You can see more of Jenny Jinya's work on Instagram and check out the comic that started it all -- 'Good Boy.'
We all have a love for calico cats, all those botches of colors in random area over their fur, they're just way too cute.
But have you ever wondered how calico cats give birth? Nah, us either. However, someone did, the artist Derek Achoy's girlfriend had a dream about a calico cat giving birth and the result was just too precious.
Read on to find out for yourself:
Ahh, the onions! They burn the eyes!
You might recall a story shared not too long ago, titled 'Good Boy,' the story of Death coming to take away a dog into the afterlife. The artist, Jenny Jinya, has created another version but this time with a black cat.
This has the same feel to it but it seems even more punched with the feels. If you scroll down to read, just be prepared for an attack of the sniffles and maybe have a few tissues beside you.
Give your cat a big hug.
And if you have a black cat, share a pic with us in the comments below! We love them so.
Ya'll ready for some heartfelt feels? Artist Jenny Jinya created this powerful comic titled, "Good Boy" and we've been crying ever since.
With an added important and realistic message at the end, we love this story, regardless of how sad it may seem.
You can follow Jenny Jinya on Instagram or check out her website!
While we absolutely adore @PetFoolery and especially enjoy his Pixie and Brutus series, it's always fun to see something new! @PetFoolery took a hilarious and extremely weird fact from Tumblr and decided to bring it to life.
Let's just say... it did not disappoint.
