charlie

awww poor tiny friend ❣️ she’s so cute, you will take good care of her

ohhh happy birthday!! fall birthdays are the best. wait NEW CAT??? omg? best gift ever….

omg hello!! thank you again you always know the good stuff! lol i’m back on the hunt again … sigh. hope october is treating you well so far 🎃

ohh i think i’ve heard of that. yeah i feel a bit rusty and there are so many more scams lately lol. trying to find more niche job boards…

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hello! if you’ve enjoyed my pandemic comics, it would mean a lot to me if you can help Waad and her 3-year-old twins. they’re being forced to flee their home in Gaza City rn and urgently need funds for transport.

can you give $20 to help them find shelter in the south?

tinyurl.com/EvacWaad

A black and white doodled four-panel 2x2 comic. Titled “Pretty Please Don’t Spread Disease”. Made by doodlesbycharlie 2025. In panel 1, there is a trapezoid character talking to a circle character who is wearing a face mask. The trapezoid raises both arms and eyebrows and says “You need to give people grace for not masking”. The masked circle looks towards them with a blank expression. In panel 2, trapezoid puts one hand on their hip and points their other hand towards the masked circle and says “If you were nicer to us we’d listen.” The masked circle still has a blank expression. In panel 3, the masked circle hands the trapezoid an extra face mask and asks ”Can you please mask in public to protect people from getting sick?”. The face mask has a smiley face doodled on it. The trapezoid looks towards the mask with a straight face. In panel 4, trapezoid throws both of their arms up and says “There you go with the policing again!”. The masked circle looks towards us with a blank stare and heavy eye bags. They continue to hold the spare face mask, that now has a sad face doodled on it.

damn so you’re telling me people still won’t listen even when we’re nice? who would have thought…. /s

Thank you!

i am handing you some flowers and some gentle vibes 🥺💗

eventually i want to make it so each comic is shareable separately but i will need time for that

doodles by charlie

hey! i’ll be posting my comics on my new website over the next couple months. here’s what I got for now: doodlesbycharlie.com.

alt text is included for the comics, still need to add it to the rest of the images.

woohoo!

A two-panel doodled comic. In the top rectangular panel, there is a circle character wearing a face mask. They’re looking towards a triangle character and a square character who are not wearing facemasks. The circle points at them and says “You are participating in eugenics in multiple ways.” The triangle and the square have two overlapping spiky orange and yellow quote boxes above them with text that reads “It’s not that deep!” and “Move on!”. In the bottom rectangular comic panel, the triangle and the circle are now on the left side saying to each other with concerned expressions “That Sydney Sweeney ad was awful!” and “Awful! How did we get here?”. The masked circle looks towards us, the audience, in the bottom right corner of the panel. They look exhausted and have eyebags.

don’t worry leftists will go back to yelling at disabled people by this afternoon

thank you!! 🩷

thanks!

thank you :)

nice!!

who is artist?

Panel 1: The first panel of a black and white doodled comic. A trapezoid character is standing next to a circle character. The circle is wearing a mask and holding up a tiny Disability Pride flag. The trapezoid points and asks “What flag is that?”. The circle responds “Disability Pride!” Panel 2: The trapezoid smiles and says “Cool! Can I have one?”. The masked circle hands them the flag and a face mask and says “Sure! Here’s a mask too.” Panel 3: The trapezoid is now holding the Disability Justice flag up high but did not take the mask. They say “I don’t need one. I’m not high risk.” The circle, holding the extra mask low to the ground, looks at the trapezoid and says “But anyone can be disabled by a virus.” Panel 4: The trapezoid puts their hand on their hip, waves the Disability Pride flag up higher, and says “I’ve had Covid 4 times and I’m still out here!”. The masked circle looks towards us, the audience, with a blank stare. They’re still holding on to the spare mask. Made by doodlesbycharlie 2025.

it’s disability pride and here is a friendly reminder that anyone can become disabled at any point. find pride in wearing a damn mask!

we are still in a pandemic

we’re not getting anywhere if we are too sick or dead to fight

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anyway sorry to rant here folks i am once again hitting a wall :D

“well you really can’t let it stress you out this much” my dude the fact you don’t wear a fucking mask is the source of my stress. covid itself isn’t even the stress. it’s you

like yes i’m no longer doing the things i once loved and giving up on past dreams and ending friendships just for fun i just loveeee doing this

“you’ve made covid your personality” yea it disabled me further and we are surrounded by people who don’t care about it while they fight for “equality” sorry for being on edge all the time haha my bad

it’s like. really tiring to think about covid all the time

full comic available on my instagram! @doodlesbycharlie_

A 4-panel doodled comic. Panel 1: A black and white doodle of a square and circle character standing on top of a tiny green hill. The circle is wearing a face mask and lifts their arm as they say “Fighting fascism requires masking beyond protests.” The square looks at them with a blank face. Panel 2: The same scene as slide 1. The square raises both arms and eyebrows and says “Now is not the time to critique people in your side.” The masked circle looks at them with blank expression. Panel 3: The same scene as slides 1 and 2. The circle shrugs both arms and says “It’s been time…”. The square looks at them with blank expression. Panel 4: A doodled line graph of Covid-19 daily infections labeled on the y-axis and each year from 2020-2025 labeled on the x-axis. The graph is filled in with the same green from previous panels. The words “so”, “much”, and “time” are staggered across the graph. At the very end of the graph are a tiny version of the square and circle character standing on top of a 2025 peak.

hey if you are on our side you’d be masking up outside of protests too :)

A doodled 2-panel comic. The top panel has four different shape characters (oval, square, triangle, octagon) standing close together and wearing N95 face masks. They are yelling “No fascism!” and “Fight back” as they look angrily towards two cops. The cops are pentagon shapes. They are wearing riot gear and looking angrily at the crowd of shapes. Slightly overlapping between the two panels is a gold rectangle with text that reads “Hours later..”. The bottom panel has the same four masked shapes from above, but they don’t have face masks on anymore. They are walking out of frame. They are throwing away masks into a trash can that’s full of other masks. There are also masks on the ground. A masked circle character stands behind the trash with a blank expression and looks towards the ones walking away.

fight back by normalizing masking every day, everywhere.

A doodled black and white four-panel 2 by 2 comic. In panel 1, two characters standing next to each other: a square and a circle. The square has their hands on their hips and a confident expression as they say “I wear a mask to protect disabled people! At the grocery store, doctor, and pharmacy.” They’re speaking to a circle character who is wearing a face mask and looking at the square with a blank expression. In panel 2, circle gently raises their arm and responds with “Many of us have to go to more places than that. A lot of us work in public.” The square looks at them with a blank expression. In panel 3, the circle lifts both arms and raises their eyebrows at they ask “And what about the spaces we want [underlined] to be in? Don’t we deserve protection there too?” The square raises their brows with an uncertain expression. In the last panel, square leans forward and points to themselves and the circle as they say “Well I deserve some understanding and to not be interrogated by the mask police!”. The masked circle looks towards us, the audience, with a blank expression and bags under their eyes. Made by doodlesbycharlie.

not asking for perfection, but expecting consistency in your protection. if we actually care and we can, the list of places we mask won’t shrink, they’ll expand.