Lawrence Lindell is a cartoonist, musician, and educator whose work is characterized by a deep engagement with personal experience and social issues. He began his career within the DIY zine community, building a reputation for independent publishing. His art often explores themes of identity, mental health, and representation, employing a strong and authentic visual style. Lindell's commitment to sharing his unique perspectives resonates with readers, empowering marginalized voices.
Navigating family dynamics during a divorce can be challenging, as depicted in this contemporary graphic novel. It follows a young boy's journey with his dad, exploring their relationship through a series of car rides. The narrative captures the emotional complexities of adjusting to change, making it relatable for readers who appreciate heartfelt stories like New Kid and Smile.
A new comic about queer Black youth from an underground cartoonist.