When Cultural Weekly approached me to be a contributor to their magazine, I had no idea where to begin. I’ve made more than 200 comics this year—most of which are jokes about animals and conservation that are (somewhat) educational.
Two good examples of comics that are somewhat educational and also somewhat funny (hopefully the two “somewhats” make a whole comic worth reading) are ones I made a few months ago about the new-found relationship between narwhals and orcas (due to polar warming) and a cute deep sea cephalopod called the dumbo octopus.
Underdone Comics are written and illustrated for folks of all ages. My goal is to entertain and educate people about the amazing diversity of life on our planet. Hopefully I’ll do my small part to get people interested in the natural world and ultimately realize it’s worth saving.
How about if we start out the first week with an early Underdone Comics collection? Here are Some Thoughts on Anteaters.
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Rob Lang lives in Seattle. He likes to draw things that don't usually happen in nature, but they'd be funny if they did. Follow him most weekday mornings here on Instagram/UnderdoneComics --- You can buy shirts, environmentally righteous tote bags, prints and other stuff at UnderdoneComics.com