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 jadzilla rated 2 months ago- From the page: C.L.: According to Wikipedia, the genres of your comic are absurdist humor¯ and non-fiction.¯ Is it really non-fiction? Is there really a ghost?
J.C.: I think so.
C.L.: Hobbies?
J.C.: I have recently come into an excess of happiness, and I have spent a lot of time trying to f...
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- dekonstruct rated 2 months ago
- John campbell starts to make sense, if only for a brief moment.
- jadzilla rated 2 months ago
- From the page: C.L.: According to Wikipedia, the genres of your comic are absurdist humor¯ and non-fiction.¯ Is it really non-fiction? Is there really a ghost?
J.C.: I think so.
C.L.: Hobbies?
J.C.: I have recently come into an excess of happiness, and I have spent a lot of time trying to figure out what to do with it. It was in little piles on the sidewalk, so I brought it inside before whoever owned it could take it back. I have been putting it in drawers and underneath furniture and I have started to stuff my house's insulation with it. I forget what I wanted it for to begin with.
I love this comic :)
- jleonardbc rated 2 months ago
- interview with John Campbell, of Pictures for Sad Children
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