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Fakes Files

Nate Fakes

Random stories and comics of everyday activities from cartoonist Nate Fakes.

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Latest Issues

cartooning is the worst #34: when a cartoonist becomes an ad

As a cartoonist, I’ve mentioned many times that I have numerous means of income. Cartoonists these days (well, most of us) need this. It’s how we pay our mortgage, feed our cats, and keep doing what we’re doing.

A new source of revenue fo...

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Comic Breakdown #6: My favorite May cartoons

It’s the first Tuesday of the month, and so it’s time for another thrilling (and wacky!) adventure of looking at some of my favorite Break of Day cartoons from this past May.

It’s crazy how these were published only several months ago, yet...

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cartooning is the worst #33: the 3 worst parts of Comic-Con

Sure, they can be fun. But also exhausting, maddening, and chaotic.

As I posted about the other day, I have just wrapped up San Diego Comic-Con. It’s not my first convention by any means, so though I had some new experiences, a lot of it f...

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A Cartoonist Takes on a Wild San Diego Comic-Con 2026

Today, I thought I’d share my whole San Diego Comic-Con adventure in a video!

Yes, I recorded the whole experience. Well, most of it…

Come along for the ride, from leaving my driveway at 5:30 AM all the way through when I’m about to head...

15 days ago
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🎟️ Fakes Studio Pass #2: The Sketchbook I Never Wanted You to See

The Crumby drawings that taught me more than I realized.

Somewhere around 2001 or 2002, I’m not exactly sure when, I became aware of cartoonist Robert Crumb. I can’t recall exactly how or where it happened. Like, did I see a book? A print?...

19 days ago
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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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