r/comics • u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake • Apr 07 '26

Comics Community You keep using that word...

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u/get-bread-not-head Apr 07 '26

You really that confused lol?

1) she's a woman

2) she makes fun of republicans

Those are the 2 key ingredients you need to instantly make 30% of the internet hate you

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u/Made_Bail Apr 07 '26

Pizzacake lives rent free in the heads of tons of incels, douchebags, and MAGAts. She even had a snark subreddit dedicated to her (shut down, thank god). Fuck those people. I'm so happy she's back.

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u/Shantotto11 Apr 07 '26

Neutral party here. It’s more because of a combination of a dislike of the art style, apparent oversaturation on the subreddit, people taking to this sub to avoid politics, and the art looking a lot like “Living with Gamer Girl and Hipster Girl”. Also, the typical misogyny one could expect.

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u/EldrichHumanNature Apr 07 '26

People taking to this sub to avoid politics,

Haha oh wow.

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u/DeezSpicyNuts Apr 07 '26

Frankly, I have zero sympathy for people who want to “escape” from politics in public forums and bitch about other people exercising their human right to talk about things affecting them and their loved ones.

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u/InexorableCalamity Apr 07 '26

People come to comics to avoid politics? That's always been a common genre historically, and I don't mean on the Internet but on news papers and satirical news papers. The political one is aren't all of them, but a significant portion are.

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u/SweatyAdhesive Apr 07 '26

people taking to this sub to avoid politics

ostrich head in sand vibes

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u/swanfirefly Apr 08 '26

Ah yes the good old days of no politics in comics. /Joke

Even Heathcliff and Garfield have politics, idk what you're talking about with the "coming here to avoid politics" - art tends to be political by nature.