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19 comics of Carson, why not 16 more comics of my dad! Here are my favorite comics featuring the 6’4” teddy bear himself. I can only post comics of him to Patreon because he’s afraid someone who reads my comics is going to steal his email.

My dad is an interesting fellow. He is brilliant, for a time he worked at NASA and was one of 8 people that had to sign off for a shuttle to launch! He got bored and pursued a medical degree. He designed and built his own home, in many places with his bare hands. He’s a total gearhead (fixes cars) and spreads country gravy on every breakfast.

I love him deeply. Even if we have a complicated relationship at times.

Thanks for reading! And a special welcome to you new folks who have signed on to Patreon recently! Thank you for your generosity and support ❤️❤️ Much love, Meg

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ArtbyMoga

Whoops sorry everyone! Meant to schedule this for tomorrow but accidentally posted it today! Oh well double post! 😅❤️

Jim Phillips

Thanks - been enjoying your work for years but it only just occurred to me to check and see if you were on Patreon.

NecessaryInterrobang

In the club of STEM dads from the 50s/60s(?) who think their best is best. 💜

Andrea Smith

The eating pussy comic had me cackling.

Tori

lolllllll ah yes the expired foods dad clause

Jenny

"Potato soup knocks for no one" is one of my all time favorite lines from your work,hahahahaha🥔 Sounds like something a hobbit would say!

Simigirl79

I miss my dad... treasure your weird moments with yours.

Maria E.

Oh this hit me in all the feels... and I specially love the Otzi one ❤️ I miss every weird conversation with my dad, and every odd, special, little peculiarity he had. I know I sometimes found some things he said/did annoying, but I'd sell my soul just to have him annoy me again. Give your teddy bear a hug for us all!

Kait

My dad passed in October, thank you for sharing yours with us.

Ruthie Ward

My dad started out as my source of CPTSD and pain as a kid and teen. Now I'm 40 and he and I are closer than I am to my mom.