These Comics About Three Sisters Show How Funny And Dramatic Sibling Life Can Be (59 New Pics)
Sibling relationships involve a special type of chaos: one moment is all teasing and drama, the next, genuine bonding. That mix is at the heart of “Rosebuds,” the comic strip by cartoonist Deon Parson, better known as $upr Dee, which follows the everyday lives of three sisters, Rosa, Maria, and Maricela Gonzalez.
First published in 2020, “Rosebuds” has since grown into a syndicated comic strip, reaching readers through Comics Kingdom and newspapers around the world. The series has also been nominated for “Best Humor Webcomic” at The Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards. For readers who enjoyed our previous feature, this new batch continues the same warm, funny look at sibling bonds, family misunderstandings, and the little moments that make growing up together so memorable.
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What's with the huge bosom? Is that the view of the younger siblings or what?
These comics are so incredibly accurate! That one about multitasking and digital burnout hit way too close to home. Working at a digital marketing agency in raipur, we see these exact funny workplace scenarios play out daily with our team. Thanks for sharing the laughs!"
I confused about what is on their heads. It looks like a yarmulke but I'm not sure that makes sense. Also, one of the comics mentions the oldest sister not wearing anything on her head... But they all are. The other two youngers- as mentioned in the comic- have the bunny ears and I guess a headband but there's no mention of what the yamulke thing is supposed to be. And no acknowledgement that the eldest sister is indeed wearing something on her head. If the white part on their heads was supposed to symbolize hIr shininess, it's not coming through. It wouldn't be so uniform. Eh.
These comics are so incredibly accurate! That one about multitasking and digital burnout hit way too close to home. Working at a digital marketing agency in raipur, we see these exact funny workplace scenarios play out daily with our team. Thanks for sharing the laughs!"
I confused about what is on their heads. It looks like a yarmulke but I'm not sure that makes sense. Also, one of the comics mentions the oldest sister not wearing anything on her head... But they all are. The other two youngers- as mentioned in the comic- have the bunny ears and I guess a headband but there's no mention of what the yamulke thing is supposed to be. And no acknowledgement that the eldest sister is indeed wearing something on her head. If the white part on their heads was supposed to symbolize hIr shininess, it's not coming through. It wouldn't be so uniform. Eh.
