In a chaotic world where aliens roam free and corn is worshipped, Jimmy is living a quiet life working in a tech support call center. But one day, everything changes...

This comic transcends traditional storytelling, inviting readers to explore reality, existence, and consciousness through a blend of philosophy, technology, and art. Characters like Aki, Paco, Mona, and the AI TC navigate a world at the intersection of the digital and physical, encountering a God-like AI. Each chapter delves into symbolic themes, allowing for personal interpretation akin to abstract art.

A collection of weird, random, and unusual comics that either makes you laugh, terrify, wonder, ponder, or pull your heartstrings. .... UPLOADS whenever I can since I'm busy with school now. Mostly uploads on SUNDAY and/or WEDNESDAY. .... BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, THREAD: @dewackypianist

Irreverent comic satire returns with classic parodies, comics, savage articles, news, reviews and puzzles from an international team of artists and writers in a magazine that readers call "brilliant satire" and "funnier than MAD and Cracked." Find out why Flip City may be America's last laugh!

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A relatable AI daily comic. The tumultuous and heartwarming story of humans who can’t live without AI!

Remember flipping through old magazines and getting sucker-punched by the weirdest ads? Hair-loss cures, CD clubs, sports supplements, dial-up hotlines, and “totally discreet” products nobody wanted to admit buying? Yeah—we brought that chaos back, only dirtier, funnier, and run through the AI blender until it feels too real. REAL ADS MEET AI is a fake ad anthology presented like a lost newsstand insert from 1985–2005. Every page is a parody of the glossy spreads that used to beg for your allowance money: breakup movers, regret recycling, fake game consoles, Viagra knock-offs, and even a BMG-style CD scam for the streaming era. Between the ads, Ink Ritual’s fake “editorial” columns—Ritual Report and Dear Ink Ritual—answer readers’ dumbest questions with even dumber advice. This isn’t just nostalgia—it’s satire turned up until the newsprint bleeds. It’s MAD Magazine and GamePro classifieds had a love child, raised on late-night TV commercials and AOL trial CDs. Tone: vulgar, absurd, self-aware, and stupid-funny on purpose. Format: magazine-style parody comic; one-shots, fake inserts, variant covers. Tagline: “Pack. Purge. Blackout. Laugh.”