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.
22 Comments
Chance_Hale+37
Groupies Dwarf groupies Ass-teroids Kuiper Belt sex objects
treereenee+7
Snort. This space geek is pleased.
annikkinstarkiller+40
I’m really feeling the ‘things seen at night’ one. Why does the dirty clothes hamper in the corner matter so much? Because it’s nighttime.
queen_bunnie+22
I ran away from my closet today because a sweater swung in a threatening manner.
shellygrrl+9
The second-to-last one though.
Heather+10
My favorite batch yet.
Es_Petal+8
And the third one!
becky f.+5
Yes! The third one feels very relevant to life right now.
mspym+5
Yup
YesRocketship+20
My house has been calling for me to come back since even before I was fully out the door.
Also, a resounding YES EXACTLY to the My voice/Your voice cartoon.
fakegeekgrrrl+8
So good, as always.
Linabobeena+36
“I don’t want your last name. Can I have your sense of entitlement instead?” Ha ha – perfect.
houseplant+3
Yep. My boyfriend has told me many times that he doesn’t “believe” in hyphenation.
Tarragoner+13
my voice YOUR VOICE, ASSHOLE
Yahhsss!
PettyVengeanceFetish+4
All of these, just all of them. Every single one.
mialro12+7
Will I ever not be like “same” to all of these?
tinypaperme+3
At least they’re not as soul-crushingly accurate as anything Mallory writes. These cartoons make me say, out loud, “Awwww, Liana!” in a totally charmed voice.
antimony
Have you seen the cartoons of Judy Horacek? They’re very whimsical like yours, and I think you would like them.
msdewinter
Pretty much verbatim what I said to my husband before we got married. We decided to take each other's surname as a middle name instead. Nine months on, his change of name forms are still gathering dust in the junk drawer and I'm still listening to "Confidence" self-hypnosis apps.
The Elitist Semicolon
At least they're not as soul-crushingly accurate as anything Mallory writes. These cartoons make me say, out loud, "Awwww, Liana!" in a totally charmed voice.
damanoid+7
The day Charlie got his golden PERMISSION ticket was the last day anyone saw Grandpa Joe alive.
Groupies
Dwarf groupies
Ass-teroids
Kuiper Belt sex objects
Snort. This space geek is pleased.
I’m really feeling the ‘things seen at night’ one. Why does the dirty clothes hamper in the corner matter so much? Because it’s nighttime.
I ran away from my closet today because a sweater swung in a threatening manner.
The second-to-last one though.
My favorite batch yet.
And the third one!
Yes! The third one feels very relevant to life right now.
Yup
My house has been calling for me to come back since even before I was fully out the door.
Also, a resounding YES EXACTLY to the My voice/Your voice cartoon.
So good, as always.
“I don’t want your last name. Can I have your sense of entitlement instead?” Ha ha – perfect.
Yep. My boyfriend has told me many times that he doesn’t “believe” in hyphenation.
my voice
YOUR VOICE, ASSHOLE
Yahhsss!
All of these, just all of them. Every single one.
Will I ever not be like “same” to all of these?
At least they’re not as soul-crushingly accurate as anything Mallory writes. These cartoons make me say, out loud, “Awwww, Liana!” in a totally charmed voice.
Have you seen the cartoons of Judy Horacek? They’re very whimsical like yours, and I think you would like them.
Pretty much verbatim what I said to my husband before we got married. We decided to take each other's surname as a middle name instead. Nine months on, his change of name forms are still gathering dust in the junk drawer and I'm still listening to "Confidence" self-hypnosis apps.
At least they're not as soul-crushingly accurate as anything Mallory writes. These cartoons make me say, out loud, "Awwww, Liana!" in a totally charmed voice.
The day Charlie got his golden PERMISSION ticket was the last day anyone saw Grandpa Joe alive.
Oh, these are all just right.