Liana Finck’s first graphic novel, A Bintel Brief, was published by Ecco Press. Her cartoons and comics appear in The New Yorker, The Toast, The Forward, and Lilith Magazine.
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mintjulips+24
Just how do you create a bubble to read and study like the girl did in “me + my friends”? Is that possible today?
treereenee+12
my stomach has that frowny face literally all the time, i guess
deleted7410012+14
is it a tampon? is it a sperm? a tiny yo-yo? a lollipop on a squiggly stick? either way, it’s my friend.
love these so much, as always.
yeah_elle
is it a tampon? is it a sperm? a tiny yo-yo? a lollipop on a squiggly stick? either way, it's my friend.
love these so much, as always.
bighairnoheart+31
Don’t mind my facial expression is something I need on a shirt. Like all of my shirts. Just to lull everyone into a false sense of security if nothing else.
fakegeekgrrrl+4
Too real, ugh (the good kind of ugh)
damanoid+18
People used to ask me, “You look sad all the time; what’s the problem?” and I would be like, “No, that’s… just my face .” How am I supposed to police what my face looks like? I’m the only one who can’t see it.
30Litresof+5
‘Have you just been crying?’ – no, not right now… that always throws me like, are my eyes especially wet or something?
Just how do you create a bubble to read and study like the girl did in “me + my friends”? Is that possible today?
my stomach has that frowny face literally all the time, i guess
is it a tampon? is it a sperm? a tiny yo-yo? a lollipop on a squiggly stick? either way, it’s my friend.
love these so much, as always.
is it a tampon? is it a sperm? a tiny yo-yo? a lollipop on a squiggly stick? either way, it's my friend.
love these so much, as always.
Don’t mind my facial expression is something I need on a shirt. Like all of my shirts. Just to lull everyone into a false sense of security if nothing else.
Too real, ugh (the good kind of ugh)
People used to ask me, “You look sad all the time; what’s the problem?” and I would be like, “No, that’s… just my face .” How am I supposed to police what my face looks like? I’m the only one who can’t see it.
‘Have you just been crying?’ – no, not right now… that always throws me like, are my eyes especially wet or something?