What is “Stick-y Humor”? To explain it, I should start at the beginning…

Once upon a time, this kid named Neal decided to start drawing comic strips. He had always read them in the papers, and it was then when he decided to make some himself.

He spent years honing his skills until finally his artistry reached an acceptable level. What’s more, he finally felt like he had a vague idea of how he could put the comic strips online and make money off of them.

It wasn’t easy, but Neal eventually slapped together a site that he could upload comics to, and he started selling merchandise. With luck he will make enough money to avoid living on welfare.

As for what “Stick-y Humor” really is, you have to look no further than the name, coined with the very first strip: it’s “Stick-y” (has stick people) and “Humor” (funny, not drama, horror, or romance).

A combination of an irritatingly cheerful outlook on life and the cartoonist’s (shall we say) “screwy” sense of humor, this comic strip features pop culture, literature, video games, movies, and everything in between as part of the absurd twists on everyday situations. Surely all kids from 9 to 99 who read this will be entertained.

New comics are added every Sunday and Thursday, and blog posts and other things are written on a strict “whenever-I-feel-like-it” basis.