If you’ve been active at all on major social media platforms in the past several years, there is a more than likely chance that you’ve seen the work of New York Times bestselling cartoonist Sarah Andersen. After launching the webcomics series Sarah’s Scribbles in 2011, the regularly updated slice-of-life comedy strip has become a bonafide viral phenomenon, earning millions of readers worldwide through numerous online platforms, including Tapas and Andersen’s own website. Sarah’s Scribbles is a semi-autobiographical look at the trials and tribulations of millennial adulthood, contending with the challenge of keeping it together with the expectations of modern society through the eyes of her black-haired, expressive protagonist.

In addition to Sarah’s Scribbles, Andersen published the widely well-received horror romance webcomic Fangs, drawing from her deep of the vampire sub-genre as a vampire finds love with a werewolf. Andersen’s love of