Comics by Stan Yan

Description: "Democratized art" = "Stolen art for the purposes of enriching billionaires with their AI ponzi scheme, to make soulless slop."

Description: A special edition strip from my sporadically-updated webcomic at eupologies.com

Description: Let the A.I. tech bros know their marketing isn't working on you.

Description: If bad book reviews were written honestly, how would they read? Are AI scans creating an author witch hunt?

Description: For the cat or biscuit lovers in your life!

Description: Commissioned illustration of cats

Description: Concept and creation by award-winning kidlit author/illustrator, Kaz Windness (windnessbooks.com) and acclaimed graphic novelist, Stan Yan (stanyan.me). Created by artists supporting artists. Proceeds to go to emerging Childrens authors and illustrators.

Description: Concept and creation by award-winning kidlit author/illustrator, Kaz Windness (windnessbooks.com) and acclaimed graphic novelist, Stan Yan (stanyan.me). Created by artists supporting artists. Proceeds to go to emerging Childrens authors and illustrators.

Description: Concept and creation by award-winning kidlit author/illustrator, Kaz Windness (windnessbooks.com) and acclaimed graphic novelist, Stan Yan (stanyan.me). Created by artists supporting artists. Proceeds to go to emerging Childrens authors and illustrators.

Description: Good American leaders UNITE us, not DIVIDE us.

Description: A holiday-inspired shirt featuring Peanut from my graphic novel, THE MANY MISFORTUNES OF EUGENIA WANG (eugeniawangcomic.com)

Description: A cheeky message of unity that will appeal to Sasquatch fans of all political stripes.

Description: Proudly resist book banning with this empowering shirt

Description: My street team t-shirt for Team Misfortune for my middle grade graphic novel, THE MANY MISFORTUNES OF EUGENIA WANG (EugeniaWangComic.com). Find out more about joining my street team at stanyan.me/team-misfortune

Description: Characters from Stan Yan's upcoming middle grade graphic novel, THE MANY MISFORTUNES OF EUGENIA WANG

Description: Something you can wear to your next protest

Description: Need some threads to wear to your next protest?

Description: Support your local library and librarians by sporting this shirt. Makes a great gift too!!

Description: Caricature of Vladimir Putin by Stan Yan

Description: Politics divide us. Let's get to know each other as human beings, not enemies. Let the healing begin.

Description: A character from my Peter Cadaver comic strip in the SundayHaHa.com (seen inside Patty Cadaver)

Description: The cute, lovable zombie girl from my children's book, There's a Zombie in the Basement

Description: A character from my children's book, "There's a Zombie in the Basement."

Description: Kidlit portfolio illustration by Stan Yan which explores the question do all dogs look like their owners?

Description: Tell people what you think of their "thoughts and prayers"

Description: Made for human artists everywhere.

Description: A parody logo for a group of MG Hub middle grade writers.

Description: It never trickles down.

Description: A special edition strip from my biweekly webcomic at eupologies.com

Description: Thanks to fellow cartoonist, Jarod Rosello for today’s Honest Book Reviews comic caption: If bad book reviews were written honestly, how would they read? I hope my fellow authors and readers will appreciate this.

Description: Great for authors who are tired of having their books reviewed by religious fundamentalists who don't have kids' real interests at heart.

Description: Great for authors who are tired of having their books reviewed by closed-minded bigots.

Description: Great for authors who are tired of having their books reviewed by people that didn’t read them.

Description: Fight book banning legislation, write and call your elected representatives.

Description: If bad book reviews were written honestly, how would they read?

Description: AI is NOT inevitable, in spite of anything anyone has told you. Your actions are a part of that. Don't get bullied into accepting it.