30 Wholesome Comics Showing The Funny Realities of Living With A Cat, As Illustrated By An Artist Online
"I believe that a part of storytelling is creating a believable story."
These comics revolve around a human named Suzy who interacts with her feline friends daily in the endearing and humorous comic book series Cat & Cat. The comic series is set in a world similar to our own, where humans and pets coexist in a mutually beneficial partnership.
Readers are sure to enjoy the many humorous and magical situations that arise from Suzy's special ability to understand cat language. Susie Yi is the creative force behind these comics, and she started her comic book series back in 2018 as part of her first digital Inktober challenge.
The artist gradually expanded the scope of her daily sketches to include the delightful and imaginative world of Cat & Cat, but she initially began with basic doodles of her own pets, Mickey and Minnie.
Readers who love cats and appreciate humorous, feel-good comics are bound to fall in love with the charming and relatable characters in the series, which has since expanded into a cherished universe known as the "cativerse."
Author and illustrator Susie Yi is best known for her "Cat & Cat Adventures" book collection, and you can check out some of her works below.
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1. Everything's okay
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catandcatcomics3. The human world tour
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4. The most dangerously addictive ingredient
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Susie reveals how her background in science and technology has influenced the way she tells stories.
"Storytelling and world-building are surprisingly systematic for me. I've learned not only to use my creativity to dream up ideas but also to find practical and logical ways to make my fictional worlds work. I believe that a part of storytelling is creating a believable story. If the world is fantasy or science fiction, there is still an element that the reader needs to feel immersed in and believe that this world is possible."5. Introduce them to your fist
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6. Adding veggies to everything
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7. We just need each other
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"My CAT & CAT ADVENTURES series tackled important life lessons of friendship and compassion, and A SKY OF PAPER STARS layers in a more profound layer of emotion into the mix. In it, I share my experiences of losing my grandmother and dealing with the confusion of grief, mixed with questions of what it means to belong as a Korean-American. The memories I share in this book are based on real experiences of my immigrant parents and myself, which makes it all the more special. But more importantly, it's a book that many kids can relate to as they navigate various life changes and confront their own questions of identity, belonging, and relationships with family."
8. It's okay to let go
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9. Stuffed animals versus cats
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10. Her plastic throne
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11. Sleeping on grandma's face
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12. You are making a difference
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13. Lemon buddies
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14. Mother's day
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15. Bird brothers
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16. I'll give you a hand
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17. It is working
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18. The rainbow bridge
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19. Guardian angel
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20. Eating food
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21. So cute
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22. The book is over
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23. Fancy food
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24. Feeling Insignificant
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25. It's never too late
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26. It's been a rough year
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27. This is her spaceship
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28. That is not allowed
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29. Silliness and fun in the process
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30. You can't wallow alone in misery
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In the artist's storytelling, she draws upon her own experiences to create an authentic narrative. She believes that many of the best writers craft stories that stem from a deeper understanding of what the characters are going through, even if they have not personally experienced it themselves, allowing readers to sympathize, empathize, or at least broaden their perspectives.
