A Few of My Early Childhood Fears by Levni Yilmaz

by Scott Beale on May 9, 2008 · 2 comments

A Few of My Early Childhood Fears

“A Few of My Early Childhood Fears” is a wonderful comic from “Tales Of Mere Existence” by Levni “Lev” Yilmaz. Here’s a larger version that he posted to SFist.

Lev is selling several books and DVD’s of his work, including his new book/DVD “The Seven Habits Of Highly Negative People”.

comic by Levni Yilmaz

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1 Alrenous May 11, 2008 at 4:19 am

This comic is a gold mine to a philosopher.

Many thanks.

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