Ever fallen in love for a show or comic, only to discover it got canceled because not enough people supported it? We don't want that to happen here.
The truth is: creating these comics is a labor of love, but love alone doesn't pay the bills.
Without financial support, even things you cherish can fade away. By joining our Patreon, you're not just getting perks – you're keeping this comic alive. If you love what we do, help ensure it doesn't disappear.
During our last cemetery séance, a witch appeared in a cloud of smoke with a ghastly offer: Stop drawing comics forever, and she'd grant us a living wage.
We looked at each other and cackled maniacally: "Begone, foul temptress! Our patrons are the ones we answer to!"
We told the witch: thanks to our Patreon subscribers, we ARE making a living with comics!
She grew fascinated, frantically scribbling notes. Now she's launching her own Patreon for vegan potions. And we think that's beautiful.
We want to remember the good internet. The cat clips, the funny family tales, the great comic feats. The internet that makes us laugh.
That's the internet we grew up on and the the one we want want to be a part of. We know that the world wide web is not always a great place.
Its like we are full of contradictions. One moment you're laughing at a tortoise enjoying a fresh lettuce leaf, the next you stumble across some heinous hateful trash. Thats what it feels like to be online today. Your brain cannot stand this whiplash.
Sometimes we want to throw our phones into the river and be done with it all. But then we remember you, our readers. And the good internet. And that its not time to give up just yet.
If you want to support our work, here's the link: https://www.patreon.com/warandpeas
But consider this: if we had a dollar for every time someone told us our comic made them laugh, our livelihood would be ensured and we wouldn't need a Patreon.
Unfortunately, laughter is not legal tender in any country we've checked. But without it, our hearts shrivel up into sad little clumps. So, invest in laughter: sign up for secret comics, behind the scenes stories, early access, and more laughs.
If you've been reading our comics for a while without supporting us on Patreon, no guilt. Seriously. Free comics are the whole point.
But here's something you might not know: for every ten-thousand people who read our comics, roughly 3 support us financially. Those three make it possible for the other 9997 to keep reading for free.
If you've ever thought about becoming number four, here's the link: https://www.patreon.com/warandpeas
When we started this comic, we made a deal with each other: as long as people care, we keep going.
Years later, millions of readers care and that's the most surreal, beautiful thing. But caring doesn't automatically translate into being able to keep creating.
Patreon bridges that gap between love and livelihood: https://www.patreon.com/warandpeas
We know you like the comics or you wouldn’t be here. We tackle life’s big questions: Why are we here? Where do we come from? And why do worms make us so horny?
To be honest: Life as an artist is less glamorous than many people imagine. From the outside, it looks almost exactly like a regular office job (minus the coworkers and the free coffee). But there's a key difference: We don’t just have one single boss, we have many!
Our Patreon supporters are the generous engine that decides whether and how much we get paid.
If you'd like to be one of our bosses, head over to Patreon and help keep this silly little world alive: https://www.patreon.com/warandpeas
PS: If money's tight right now: seriously, no worries. The comics stay free, no strings. We're glad you're here and paying
Fun fact: the time it takes us to create one comic is roughly the same as a transatlantic flight.
Except there are no free drinks, no movies and the turbulence is emotional. If you’ve ever wished you could buy us that airplane tomato juice: Patreon is basically that, but better.
You’ll get exclusive comics, behind-the-scenes content, and the warm feeling of keeping two sleep-deprived artists alive!