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My Wife Insisted Me To Put These Comics On The Internet – They’re About A Cat We Rescued A Few Months Ago
My name is Lucas Turnbloom and I am a cartoonist from Southern California. Most people know me from my Scholastic graphic novel series “Dream Jumper.”
In 2017, my wife and I rescued a sweet, yet rambunctious little cat. A few months later I started a webcomic loosely-based on her adventures called, “How to Cat.”
The comic was originally intended to be an inside joke for my wife and I, but she insisted that I put it on the internet and share it with the world. The strip seems to have found an audience on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter – which is incredible.
I’m so happy people have found joy in this silly little comic. I hope to continue it for years to come.
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I have a cat sized dog that does this - I'm beginning to wonder if she's just wearing a very good disguise!
Of course not! You do get used to being watched... judged... and found wanting!
The little cat inspiring these must be a gorgeous little thing and clearly good at teaching her humans.
Mine watch as I clean the box. It's a big deal to use the clean box first
In reference to second pic, I am sure many people would have noticed that cats walk right angles to us, unlike dogs which either lead us or follow us in parallel. That's why you would bump into cat more rather than dogs, or may be its just my cat.
My first thought was *sigh* another cat comic......but you won me right over. These are clever, well drawn, and funny! Thanks!
There is NO way you can't love a cat! Even the mean, schitzo weird ones. They own you, not the other way around.
My first thought was *sigh* another cat comic......but you won me right over. These are clever, well drawn, and funny! Thanks!
There is NO way you can't love a cat! Even the mean, schitzo weird ones. They own you, not the other way around.