Say Yea Forums, are there any comics or cartoons about the working class? It just occurred to me there really aren't any or enough, as far as I'm aware.
Say Yea Forums, are there any comics or cartoons about the working class...
Daniel Bell
Kayden Price
That’s because media is an escape outlet from the real world. Nobody wants to read about a boring everyday life that they could live themselves.
Angel Nguyen
This.
Like non-fiction books.
They're gay & lame
Brody Morris
American Splendor
Drunken Bakers
Cameron Howard
good, working class people are disgusting
Benjamin Jackson
Bob's Burgers is a work comedy crossed with a family comedy, kind of
Andrew Ramirez
Sadly, only Anime like pic related tackle such themes.
Carter Green
Oh, fuck me. How could I forget about KotH and BB, and now I'm thinking about Mr. Meaty's.
Ethan Martin
Dilbert?
Samuel Reed
>non-fiction books
>gay & lame
It must suck to be you. Truly pity doesn't even begin to describe my feelings towards your pathetic life.
Lucas Robinson
spongebob squarepants
Ryan Howard
F is for Family
Xavier Perry
Speak for yourself you fucking brainlet.
Samuel Jones
some of the simpsons episodes? anything with a maid in it like amelia bedelia?
the world is so fascinating. it is a wonder that so much is in it and evolution has created it all
Lucas Collins
How about God, The Devil,and Bob?
Noah Hughes
Clarence seemed pretty relatable in the few episodes I saw. His house was messy and the yard was unmowed and full of toys. His parents were loving and there for him but also tired and at work a lot doing unglamorous jobs. It had some differences but pretty closely resembled my childhood.
Christian Sullivan
Peter Bagge's Hate
Many noir comics
Asher Ward
the flintstones comics
Blake Lewis
Jayden Flores
Trashed, a true story about your local garbageman.
Jose Barnes
Literally every sitcom except for American Dad
Nathan Watson
Redpilled.
Brody Rivera
Dilbert
Nathan Flores
Funny, I was actually thinking about cartoon set during the industrial revolution that focus on the child labor.
In a more mature tone.
Adam Taylor
Kamui the OG version.
Totally about working class and their oppressors.
Asher Wood
Kind of.
Jaxon Mitchell
good choices. i'd add clerks to the list
that's sort of an odd case because they technically own a business, but they're in serious debt most of the show
Xavier Gray
Is the take-away message going to be "CAPITALISM IS BAD"?
Samuel Moore
>Say Yea Forums, are there any comics or cartoons about the working class?
there's a shit load. Are you serious?
Justin Brown
Nah, more like "shit was fucked back then when you were urban kid brehs"
Remember,
presentation, not representation
Hunter Allen
Minimum Wage, duh