My Support Dog Ate My Comfort Food: A Collection of Canine Comics with Dave Coverly

Calling all cartoon lovers! Dave Coverly, the cartoonist behind the internationally recognized cartoon panel Speed Bump, will be joining us in Ann Arbor to celebrate his 17th book, My Support Dog Ate My Comfort Food.

We love seeing who is planning to join us! Your RSVP helps us prepare to host you.

About the Book:

Unleash the laughs with a new collection of dog-themed cartoons from Dave Coverly, the award-winning creator of the syndicated one-panel comic Speed Bump and BarkBox's longtime house artist.

Since its debut in 1994, Dave Coverly's Speed Bump cartoons have delighted audiences with hilariously absurd takes on life—especially when it comes to man's best friend.

This collection rounds up the best canine-themed comics from the past decade, exploring everything from wild Westminster Dog Show after-parties to the deep philosophical mysteries of squeaky toys. This book features:

• A decade's worth of the funniest dog cartoons

• Colorful, single-panel humor from an award-winning cartoonist

• A new collection from the creator of Speed Bump and Dogs Are People, Too

• A superb gift for dog lovers (and a few cat fans, too)

• Let your inner canine loose—your new favorite dog comic awaits!

Not able to join us? Order your copy here: https://schulerbooks.com/book/9798881609580

About the Author:

Dave Coverly, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is the creator of the cartoon panel Speed Bump, which appears internationally in hundreds of publications, including The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Detroit Free Press. His work was named “Best in Newspaper Panels” by the National Cartoonists Society in 1995, 2003, 2014 and 2021, and in 2009 the same organization gave him its highest honor, the Reuben Award, for “Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year”.

He is also the principal cartoonist for BARK and regularly donates cartoons to charitable organizations that focus on dogs and cats, including PETA and HSHV. My Support Dog Ate My Comfort Food is his 17th book and second collection of dog cartoons, following Dogs Are People, Too, published in 2015.