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 | 73 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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cartooning is the worst #24: adding your (awesome) voice to your work
Everything I write has a bit of, well, me in it.
I say “awesome” voice in the title, because I don’t care who you are — you have something awesome about the way you communicate, even if it’s with smoke signals. Humans are cool like that. S...
My Bike! (in my best Pee-wee voice)
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After about a decade hiatus, I’m back to riding a bike. Not the exercise one you keep in your home, but a Trek bicycle capable of venturing into the countryside and beyond.
I'm testing one out from an acquaintance. If...
cartooning is the worst #23: measuring success by money
It's easy to think things have to bring in the bacon to be worthwhile
“I’m broke, working a day job, and cartooning,” I said to myself years ago, while eating a value meal at McDonalds. “So, am I really a cartoonist if my comics aren’t pay...
Comic Breakdown #3: My favorites from February
If you’re new to this, my Comic Breakdown series happens on the first Tuesday of the month. It’s where I grab a few of my fav Break of Day comics from weeks earlier, share them, and try to leave some witty commentary (which often fails mise...
cartooning is the worst #22: now that this happened I'm fulfilled (not)
That next dream isn't the finish line.
It’s easy for a cartoony person, like myself, to get in my warped head that if that ONE thing is accomplished — boom! — I’ve done it! I’ve made it. And that’s a wrap.
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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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