Lucy Knisley

Life goals.

Goop fuel generator.

No, but it does gooplicate. The transmogrifier is upstairs.

Gooplicator.

Your true self!

Thank goodness for editors!

A risograph printed card layered pink and mint colors. Four buildings spell out the word “LOVE” followed by “, your neighbor!”

A closeup of the card

A fun project from a couple weeks ago: Riso cards I made at @saravaron.bsky.social’s studio, given to my neighbors for Valentine’s Day.

A black and white poster of drawings of children playing around the text “Every kid everywhere healthy safe and free”

The art from the first photo printed on bright pink paper, taped to a wall

The art from the first photo printed on bright pink paper, taped to a CTA station

The art from the first photo printed on bright pink paper, taped to a pole

The poster I drew for a local activism group, raising opposition to the detainment centers for *children.* Feel free to print more to share. www.uhohelonmusk.com/everykid-page

I put pal’s on my patreon for subscribers! They’re fab.

I can see it. He’s so handsome!

Yes!! Precisely

Whaaaaaat

❤️

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❤️

❤️

So good!

So wonderful!

These are so great, Lee!

I love theeeese!

Awesome!

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Hourly Comic Day 2026 | Lucy Knisley Get more from Lucy Knisley on Patreon

You can read my Hourly Comics here! Updating throughout the day. www.patreon.com/posts/150244...

A comic. “We used to have a smart speaker, but we replaced it with our kid’s Furby.” (drawing of a furby) Speech bubble: “Hey Furby, play music by “They Might Be Giants.” Furby: Lee koo The furby is wiggling while it replies.

“It ran out of batteries a while ago.” Speech bubble: Ok Furby— What’s the temperature?.. Cold? Yeah.” The furby is doing nothing. “Honestly, it works about as well as the robot we used to have,” (image of furby face close up) “…AND it doesn’t spy on our conversations to sell our data— BONUS."

“I’m thinking of putting it in the window by the door. (Image of the furby in a window of a front porch) “(For security)” “FURB HOME>SMART HOME” The furby is drawn large with slogans across it’s visage: “whimsical” “retro” “retains vague menace of smart tech but lacks actual menace to spy for govt. and corporations"

This sketchbook comic made my kid laugh harder than anything else I've ever drawn, so I am currently considering it my finest work.

Oooohhhh!

My Kids Love Raina Telgemeier Books. What Should They Read Next?

My series mentioned in this piece from the NYT:

My Kids Love Raina Telgemeier Books. What Should They Read Next? www.nytimes.com/2026/02/06/b...

“Have you ever heard of ‘Watchmen?’”

Yes! It’s always sobering and sad.

Me too! It’s awful!

A comic in black/white/blue. Lucy rolls her bike through an alley, by a crew building a fence. Narration: My neighbors hired a crew to rebuild their fence. Crew member: "Do you need us to move our stuff out of the way?" Lucy: "Oh! No, you're all good, thanks!" Lucy: "Have a good one!" Crew member: "You, too!"

Narration: I was teaching when my phone started lighting up with alerts from the rapid response network and neighbor chat. Lucy's back is to us as she shows a group of enthusiastic children something on a notebook. Behind her, her phone in her bag is buzzing. Narration: By the time the lesson was over, they were already gone. Lucy is reading messages on her phone. Messages: Alert: black SUV Sighting: be on alert for... Confirmed abductionL alley between ----- and ----. SUV plates... We tried to get them inside, but it was too... ...Contacting an I.R. lawyer. Heading to Broadview later today.

Lucy is riding her bike home. Narration: On the ride home, I kept thinking "If I'd been there, could I have warned them? Would my ICIRR* training have helped?" *Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights. Get trained and know your rights at ICIRR.org. Narration: I'd taken the training after Halloween, when the violent ICE raids had locked down our schools and driven our neighbors indoors. (Image of a halloween bucket in the shape of a jack-o-lantern) Narration: Halloween is fun here-- The community filling the streets and opening our doors to one another. But this year's was tense, frightened and subdued. Haunted.

Lucy is standing in the alley, staring at the newly built fence. Narration: When I got home, it was all done. The other two guys who had gotten inside in time stayed and finished the build. The new fence is superimposed with the brief exchange from earlier in the comic ("Have a good one" You, too") Narration: I see it every day and think about how those guys built this in the spot where strangers in masks took their friend. Narration: How many other places in our communities are similarly haunted? (Drawings of sidewalks, buildings, streets and windows)

"Haunted"
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