Nov 27, 2019 Climate Change Comics In October, I gave myself a challenge to make a comic or drawing about climate change every day of the month. […]
Apr 10, 2019 The Complete Ajonjolí Digital Minicomic Hey all, remember when I uploaded a small digital mini of diary comics about infertility and pregnancy? And then suddenly there […]
Mar 2, 2018 The Art of War I was in Madrid last year to promote the Spanish edition of Rolling Blackouts when I was given a very interesting […]
Jan 11, 2017 A Temple In Time I made this little comic for Tablet Magazine about an experiment in disconnecting from the internet during the election season from […]
Aug 8, 2016 Spoiler: On the Campaign Trail With Jill Stein Just as I was finishing the last odds and ends of Rolling Blackouts, I got an email from Matt Bors, the editor […]
Apr 5, 2016 Tourist I wrote and drew this little travel essay in 2012, and it was published last year in [wherever] magazine.
Dec 4, 2015 The Tents of New York I was going through some old files and found this comic I did for the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz back in the […]
May 26, 2015 Greetings, Earthlings! A comic all about the social awkwardness of greeting people in different places. Do we kiss? Hug? Shake hands? I will never […]
Mar 11, 2015 El Almuerzo Familiar (Supper Sunday en Castellano) Con la ayuda de Fran, traduje al castellano mi historieta Supper Sunday, para que lectores de habla hispana puedan leerlo. Disfrútenlo! […]
Dec 4, 2014 Supper Sunday A comic looking at family life in Argentina and the United States…and food, lots of food. Originally published on the Nib. […]
Dec 28, 2013 My First Mate Living in a new country in a new language is fun because you discover all sorts of new ways to make […]
Dec 5, 2013 Alf Para Extranjeros Originally published in Symbolia Magazine and the Nib (along with a comic by Fran López) in November, 2013. Click HERE to sign up […]
Oct 15, 2012 The Warm Welcoming Sky A love of travel competes with a fear of flying. Originally drawn for Grand Papier’s 24 hour comics day. […]