My daughter is an avid FNAF fan and wanted me to make a comic book about it. This parody is what I came up with, using some of her sketch characters for the animatronic 'monsters'.

DRONE FEVER hits the Village and Fox is quick to Challenge Kole to a drone race!

"In a world where everyone does stupid things for no reason, you can always count on NARCISSISTIC MAN to show you what YOU DID WRONG!"

Come on! We've all had someone at work that was just like this!

After years of keeping Cambria in the friend-zone, Nutso finally umps the courage to ask her out again. However, she fibs about another date to get him to 'step up his game'. Upset after believing her (not-so-likely) story, he buys a small blimp to get her attention. It definitely gets her attention. Definitely.

Oh, my! Hatchimals... errm... 'Hatchables' are evil! The popularity of the toys is overshadowed by mysterious disappearances! What's going on here?

Watch for a little foreshadowing of things to come after the story is over.

That evil little grocery store manager, Nick Moleman, has a plan to save the store some money. When he replaces all cereal with cereal bars, Carson rebels by creating his own farm. Unfortunately, it's sooo much work. Ugh...

Bo Junker, the thieving resident chipmunk, makes an honest mistake and ends up in court, charged with grand theft auto. Honey and Carson are pitted against each other as attorneys in the case.

Mid-Afternoon Court is filmed before a dead studio audience. No zombies were harmed in the making of this comic book.

This one is about work-related stress and the, uh... lousiness of the robot vacuum cleaner. Seriously. We bought a 'Bob Vac' when we moved in here and it just.... kind of wanders aimlessly in a circle and doesn't want to clean. It hasn't gone rogue like the 'Robomop' in the cartoon, but it sure feels like a waste of money.

Cambria gets bombarded by villagers and passes out cold at her desk. Thinking it has to do with her OCD, she goes to Dr. Quack for help, who determines that she is just too stressed out. When drug therapy fails (sort of), the doctor suggests that she takes a vacation to get away from things and clear her head.

Side note: If you remember the kids' book, "The Magic Porridge Pot," the kids couldn't remember the magic word to stop the porridge pot that kept overflowing out of control. The Robomop sequence is kind of a parody (or tribute) to this book.

I took the 2-week self-isolation my job offered and built this comic book in about 10 days.

This story is all about trying to get personal space in a world that demands your attention. Carson stomps home angrily after working at the grocery store full of toilet paper hoarders, hoping to chill and play Halo. Alone. When that doesn't pan out, he gets a security system to lock everyone out. He bungles it up and finds himself in "The Introverse," a place where introverts can hang and enjoy peace and quiet.

Stay safe and be courteous, everyone! The coronavirus will NOT stop spreading so long as people are careless during their 'essential' shopping! It floors me that all of the restaurants and department stores, etc., have closed while places like Wal-Mart remain open - the most risky of businesses have become hangouts for the bored. SMDH.

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Carson and Fox discuss female colloquialisms.

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Fox takes the guys on a joyride to pick up chicks in the ugliest junker car in his price range. When it crashes into a ditch, everyone discovers that they are ghosts (at least for a while) and decide to have a little bit of fun with their bizarre situation.

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Nutso goes overboard when he discovers the fascination of Bluetooth.

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Fed up with spending so much time at work, Carson and Fox come up with a scheme to get more days off by making each week last ten days, with unprecedented repercussions.

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Carson messes up a text message to his stalker and has to break it off with her before she 'makes him her property'.

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Bo Junker appears at Jeff's cave as a door-to-door salesman for a startup curbside grocery service. When Jeff nearly slams the door in his face, Bo promises him a spaghetti dinner, delivered by the company's very own flying spaghetti monster.

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Fox is stuck between a rock and a hard place when his entrepreneurship leaves him without health insurance, putting him on the job market. Unfortunately, his illiteracy keeps him from landing a job, so he must learn to read and write by any means necessary.

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Nutso finds himself stuck with a chain letter and discovers that the post office has been shut down due to lack of public appeal. In an uncharacteristic move, he rushes to City Hall to try to revive the post office.

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Nutso doesn't pay his electric bill and the light goes out. Cambria offers him a break, provided he does a secret 'special favor' for her - which is taking over her baby-sitting responsibilities.

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An ambitious Cambria leaves home one morning, ready to take on the day, only to find Bizarre Schmucks Coffee on fire.

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Nick Moleman (store manager at Roger's) challenges the employees to a stocking contest. Carson and Jeff, using the worst possible words, make a news reporter think that they're being 'beaten' at work.

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Carson and Fox feel sorry for Noodles when he tells them that he doesn't celebrate his birthday, so they decide to throw him a surprise party.

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After violence strikes the village's All-Mart, Cambria passes legislation to allow gun possession - but only to females.

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Carson and Fox wake up from a night they can't remember to find an embarrassing post on Phakebook. Trying to delete it gets from home gets them nowhere, so they have to infiltrate the social media giant's headquarters.

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Nutso finally asks Cambria out (sort of) and during dinner she shares some stories about the dome. She also convinces him to give a speech at City Hall, but his paranoia eventually sets in and he turns to his old anarchist ways at the worst possible time.

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Carson can't get a moment's peace.