Fakes Files
Nate FakesRandom stories and comics of everyday activities from cartoonist Nate Fakes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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🎟️ Fakes Studio Pass #1: Welcome to My Studio
I've got something new for paid subscribers: Fakes Studio Pass. Think of it as your backstage pass to my cartooning career. Sketches. Roughs. Rejected ideas. Works in progress. And the stories behind the cartoons. The stuff that usually sta...
Preparing for San Diego Comic Con Madness
Normally, I do a wrap-up post after events, but this time around, I thought I’d do a pre-event article about none other than SDCC. A wild, exhausting—but fun—time that’s all coming to life next week.
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Of course, I’m sure I’ll...
cartooning is the worst #32: work it out
Something cartoonists probably should talk about more...
So, today’s cartooning is the worst is about something that you really have to acknowledge if you’re a cartoonist. It’s a bit of a stretch outside the norm of my typical articles dea...
Comic Breakdown #5: My favorites April cartoons
It’s the first Tuesday of the month, so once again, here are some of my favorite Break of Day cartoons from recent times!
Today, we’ll take a look at some panels from this past April.
These are comics that I find funny, or just like for n...
cartooning is the worst #31: comic repeats, reruns, and legacy strips lingering around
In newspapers everywhere!
If you’ve picked up a newspaper and read the comics section in recent times, you may have noticed that, though Charles Schulz has been gone now for over 26 years, Peanuts might be in there. Yes, you can see Snoopy...
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The writer and artist behind Break of Day, that's syndicated by King Features. Cartoonist with MAD Magazine and Red Bull.
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