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It is what it is (Tim Kreider)
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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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You say "artist not found". Did you try looking?
http://thepaincomics.com/weekly011212a.htm
I did, but apparently I don't know how to use Google Image Search. There's a big "Find original source" button at the top that I had overlooked until now lol
Ok, I believe you.
For what it's worth, I find tineye to be better and you can sort the results by oldest first. This generally gives a clue to the source.
FYI: You can edit the post (title and/or body) to add the link and credit the artist.
Tim Krieder is an underrated genius.
I mean, giving artists credit would be a decent system right? Else that would be shady exploitation.