Alex Buscemi
If you tend to space out as a coping mechanism, these funny panels are for you.
The talented and hilarious cartoonist Andy Babbitz is serving up comics with surprising endings that beg to be scrolled through and have been featured in the prestigious pages of The New Yorker magazine.
With dumb-funny puns and witty takes on ordinary situations, Babbitz has a way of making us laugh at humanity’s penchant for disassociation. His characters are often smitten with useless facts, daydreams, and other flights of fantasy that pull them from their present realities — for better or worse.
If you’re a chronic dreamer who would much rather slide into another made-up scenario in your head than deal with whatever is going on in your life, Babbitz’s work will speak to you on a deep level.
Scroll on and keep avoiding that important thing you should probably be doing instead.
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