The account has helped the cartoonist come to terms with growing up (which makes sense, as it has been called The creator and her cartoon have more in common than just a penchant for pop culture. I go out until 4AM and stumble out of a white limo that I didn’t pay for.

My mom called asking me to take down a photo in which I wore a ‘boobie dress’ on New Year’s Eve.

He enjoys taking long walks on the beach, reading Jane Austen novels and making muffins to feed stray dogs and cats.

About the Illustrator: Kenfoo is a comic artist and illustrator well known for his personal hygiene.

And now, the account has its very own comic book, created by Margulis and her recent collaborator Dru Radovich, with plans for a potential television show. ), Instagram, and worked together to create the comic book, with Margulis in Manhattan and Radovich in L. “I want people to know there is a pulse behind the pen,” Margulis told the Observer.

She used Instagram stories to allow her character to join strangers on the subway and at airports.

I don’t mean women, I mean teenage girls who go to high school, crush on boys, have over protective parents, and also vanquish the occasional super villain or two. Sure, most of the superhero movies that are out there right now are overwhelmingly male-centric, but that doesn’t mean that girl superheroes don’t exist.

The 20-something even started posting stop motion videos so followers can see the animation process.

Margulis has also made personal appearances on the feed, by doing what she called “dorky instructional drawing videos à la Bob Ross—RIP.” The nameless character Margulis created is engaging because she’s unapologetic about being a millennial mess, even if that means smeared mascara, a truly terrible hangover and openly cyberstalking a Tinder first date.

Both incredibly strong and determined people, one unmatched physically and the other mentally.

A power couple that I feel really had some chemistry.