Nothing Doing

a comic about hating your job and loving your friends by @horseonvhs. rated TV-14. updates whenever website: https://horseonvhs.com/nothingdoing

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Summer and Autumn from @nothingdoingcomic!!

Fan art for @horseonvhs :)

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SUMMER wants to fight!

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AUTUMN is also here!

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JEANIE is, uh,

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SUMMER wants to fight!

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AUTUMN is also here!

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SUMMER wants to fight!

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Nothing Doing no. 65

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Nothing Doing no. 64

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Nothing Doing no. 63

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Nothing Doing no. 62

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i feel bad about krakow. i’m sorry. sincerely, krakow person

krakow mentioned

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Hello! I’m doing a zine-making workshop soon; would it be okay if I use panels from Nothing Doing 56 and 57 in my presentation?

I’ll point folks to where they can read the comic obv

Always a pleasure to see your work in my feed

that sounds fun, go for it! thanks for reading, and good luck with the workshop!

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Nothing Doing no. 61

[horseonvhs]

psa that these + many other little doodles are available on the nothing doing website for you to peruse and enjoy

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happy hallows

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Nothing Doing no. 60

[horseonvhs]

And that’s it for this little arc! Now that it’s wrapped up, the comic’s going to go on a break for a while. I’ve taken a few big breaks since starting, but this one will be a bit longer than usual - aiming vaguely to return some time next spring.

If you read primarily on socials, I’d recommend subscribing to either the RSS feed (linked at the bottom of the website) or to my newsletter so you can see new updates as soon as they’re available. See you in 2026, and as always, thanks for reading!

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Nothing Doing no. 60

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Nothing Doing no. 59

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are the background characters in no.56-58 based on anything? or just designs you came up with?

most of the crowd was invented with the express purpose of “being in a crowd”, but close inspection may reveal some friendly faces mixed in as well