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Life Keeps Rolling - Comic Strips

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Table of Contents | Navigation

  1. Featured Comic
  2. Technology Collection
  3. Seasonal Collection
    1. Summer
    2. Spring
    3. Winter
    4. Fall
  4. How It Looks vs. How It Feels Collection
  5. Disability Multiverse Collection
  6. Home Defense Collection
  7. Random Disability Comics
  8. Collaborations & Commissions

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Technology Collection

Augmented Reality

Smart Home

Sign Me Up

Be the Change 

New Chair

Head Transplant (Huge Success)

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Seasonal Collection

Summer

Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month







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Spring

Defenseless

Signs of Spring

Pollen

Easter Egg Hunt 2024

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Winter

Black Friday

Christmas: Bottom Half

Christmas: Top Half
(SureHands Collaboration)

Christmas 3: Wrapping Gifts

Christmas 4: Santa Baby

Christmas 5: Insomniac

International Day of Persons with Disability
(Christmas 2023)

Snow-where to Park

Always Cold

We Have to Pick Our Battles

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Fall

Brain Rot

Fortune

Lost Souls

Ableist

Terrifier (Halloween 2024)

Lewis 🎃 (Halloween 2023)

Football Season

Choose Your Path

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How It Looks vs. How It Feels Collection

Hands (Looks vs. Feels)

Stomach (Looks vs. Feels)

Legs (Looks vs. Feels)

Headache (Looks vs. Feels)

Adapted Van (Looks vs. Feels)

Normal Body vs. Paralyzed Body

Let’s Roll

Track Chair (How It Looks vs. How It Feels)
https://actiontrackchair.com/

Shopping Carts

Bedrooms

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Disability Multiverse Collection

Disability Multiverse 1

Disability Multiverse 2

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Home Defense Collection

Stay Dangerous

Home Defense

Home Defense 2

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Random Disability Comics

Roll-mander in Chief

Heel the Nation

Paralympics

Olympics

A Quiet Place

Insanity

First Time Flyer - Disability Travel

A Shitty Love Story

Guy Time

Fetch
https://www.instagram.com/konaandmilliekandids_/

Tiny Wrist Club

Into the Void

Fire Drill

The Mines of Moria are NOT Accessible

Clean Out Your Wheelchair Bearings

False Motivation is Still Motivation

Guilty

Dragging My Feet

Quick Sand 

Inclusive

The Cycle Repeats

Undercover Quadriplegic

Always Talk With Your Hands… Be A Man 
https://bostonbeaman.com/

Factory Reset

Flower Delivery
https://www.instagram.com/journey2fullbloom/

Blame Game

Watch What You Say

Air Drums

Don’t Be That Guy 

Claim To Fame

 I Don’t Dance

Possession

Cure For Bloating

Quad Flop

  Sleep Paralysis

 LMAO

Vegetable

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Collaborations / Commissions

Looks vs. Feels - Wrecking Ball part 1
(Collaboration with Sure Hands)

Looks vs. Feels - Wrecking Ball part 2
(Collaboration with Sure Hands)

May the 4th
(Collaboration with Sure Hands)

Be Brave
(Collaboration with Sure Hands)

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Safe! 
 Team Pain in the Neck’s Fundraiser
Out!

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Wheelchair Sacrifice 
(Collaboration with United Spinal)

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Quad Hunting 
(Collaboration with Accessible Hunter)

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