Max Garcia is a New York-based writer and illustrator. He uses characters we're all familiar with, like super heroes, mascots and popular characters in tandem with regular people to balance the surreal and the real. The title Sunny Street is funny because the name often goes opposite to what's actually portrayed. Max Garcia isn't afraid to make his comics take a dark turn, and they are riddled with twisted endings and unexpected turns of events.

Did you know that reading comics is actually good for you? There were tons of studies done on this subject, and turns out it makes you smarter. Reading comics improves verbal intelligence, and it improves visual and communication skills. It also helps children learn reading in a more approachable form than daunting and verbose texts. So do what's good for you, and keep reading!

Not many people know this, but there's a huge difference between a webcomic and a classic comic strip. Of course, there's the obvious: they're usually printed on different sorts of mediums, but there's much more to it than that. First of all, the advent of webcomics made self-publishing much easier, and therefore anyone with an internet connection could publish their comics. Of course, the barrier of entry went down because of this, and the levels of quality vary drastically between each comic series, but without the internet, we wouldn't have such great authors like War and Peas and many others.

Up for more comics? We have plenty of great cartoonists that you can choose from. If you love old-school cartoons and prefer your comics the old-fashioned way, we have some works from the veterans in this field, like Dan Piraro and Dave Blazek, that might be just for you! And if you want something more hip and fresh, here are some relatable cartoons by Irina Blok and Ryan Keats, both of whom are very "current" in their own way.