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Families come in different shapes and sizes, but who would've thought a family of two could be such a mess? Stuck together for 16 years, Birock Blossom and her robot brother Dexter happen to be just that. Can a pair of rather special siblings, a teen with mysterious powers that await to be mastered and an ex superhero struggling to understand humans, let alone teenagers, find a common ground?

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Come chill and hang out with Rad Raddish and Lazy Bun as they go about their day in a world of bipedal plants and animals. Writer/illustrator: Jeanine-Jonee Editor: Emily Brigolin

The adventures of a ten-year-old boy and his friends

Just a bunch of short comic dubs about the life of Fuego and his owners, Mercury and Venus.

Join our quirky Lizard family as they navigate life mishaps with both humor and heart! From skincare disasters to breakfast blunders, expect short and bite-sized comic strips!

More action to this story. I hope ya'll enjoy! :-D

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter? Have you ever wondered what we’re doing when we’re not running into a burning building? Have you wondered what we’re doing when we are? Fireground Anecdotes is the comic journal of a career firefighter. Often funny sometimes exciting, but almost always interesting. I promise you haven’t read a comic like this before! *Notes and Disclaimers* *All characters are real people, but likenesses are not expected to be accurate. *Names are omitted, or initialized to protect the privacy of my coworkers. *This is my interpretation of real events. My memory is awful. *My thoughts and opinions are my own and do not represent my department/city/AHJ.) * Fire departments vary greatly in structure, operation, and policy. Mine operates on a 24/48 schedule (24 hours on 48 hours off), with units of 3 to 4 people. Each “unit“ or “company“ is 3 to 4 people and has It’s own unique jobs and specialties. *This comic is meant to raise public awareness of the fire service. We’re not Saints are superheroes. We’re just regular folks trying to do a (sometimes dangerous/stressful) job.