The hottest Comic Strips Substack posts right now

A Sunday comic strip was posted an hour late but is presented as a return to normalcy.
The content is mostly visual, made up of many images and comic panels instead of long written text.
The piece is tied to a reader-supported newsletter and encourages readers to subscribe and share.

Choices and relationships often repeat and give you a feeling of deja vu until you notice the pattern.
Picking a partner is compared to picking oranges — small, everyday decisions matter, so choose wisely.
The comic uses repetition and humor to make its point, showing that visual storytelling can highlight life lessons about love and decision-making.

The post is a series of satirical comic panels that use playful, mocking imagery to comment on current events and public figures.
It repeatedly lampoons vaccine-related messaging by exaggerating claims like “just think what would have happened if he wasn’t vaccinated,” signaling skepticism about pandemic narratives.
It also skewers elites and influencer culture by referencing the World Economic Forum and ridiculing performative social media behavior.

The article shares comics from a July 1977 issue of ROM magazine, which is a fun way to look back at the past. It's interesting to see how comics used to look and what stories were popular back then.
Readers are encouraged to comment on what computer ads they would like to see in the future. This invites interaction and gives people a chance to express their ideas.
The post is meant to be shared with friends and family, promoting a sense of community around nostalgia and retro content. It's nice when people share things they enjoy with others.

It's important to take cover and protect yourself when facing challenges or uncertainty. Staying safe should always be a priority.
Being proactive and prepared can help you navigate difficult situations more effectively. It's better to be ready before problems arise.
Emphasizing community and support can make facing challenges easier. Having others around can provide comfort and assistance.

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Javi thinks that every comic script is unique and his writing process adapts with each project. He used to write prose first but now enjoys storyboarding more.
Having conversations about tough topics, like the connection between religion and politics, is really important. Javi believes we should listen and understand each other instead of just arguing.
Art can be fun and doesn't always need a deep message. Sometimes, it's just about telling a silly story and enjoying creativity, like his parody on Evil Dead.