Starring pop culture characters that many of us can identify with, this comic hits home. It is a brutal look at how abusive families shape their childrens' future relationships—but also shows the reality of what triggers are, and what effective therapy looks like. Finally, it shows that even when our parents don't get us, things turn out okay if they love us and let us be who we are.
Pop culture characters in couples therapy
Sony's next superhero movie looks to be another Morbius
It's Morbin' Time… again. Whatever is going on at Sony Pictures cannot be rationally explained: they have the film rights to characters like Spider-Man 2099, who have enjoyed a recent… READ THE REST
Three Rocks: Bill Griffith's incredible exploration of Ernie Bushmiller's comic strip "Nancy"
One would think the comic strips "Nancy" and "Zippy the Pinhead" are at opposing ends of the comics spectrum. Ernie Bushmiller's "Nancy" is an old-time, 1930s-era comic strip, constrained and… READ THE REST
A collection of Ed Subitzky's minimalist cartoons: Poor Helpless Comics!
A new book from the New York Review of Comics collects the work of cartoonist Ed Subitzky. Poor Helpless Comics! will be released on October 10. The book is comprised… READ THE REST
Customize your lighting in millions of different ways with this LED Floor Lamp, now $80 off
TL;DR: Want to add an interesting flourish to your space? Consider the Lamp Depot Minimalist LED Corner Floor Lamp, which boasts over 16 million colors and more 300 multicolor effects. While it usually… READ THE REST
Windows and Mac users swear by these 2019 Microsoft Apps, and they're all yours for just $30!
TL:DR; Efficiency is key if you want to up your professional game, and with the many apps Microsoft has to offer, you're bound to finally earn that raise you've been hoping… READ THE REST
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