Animals already have their quirks, but toss them into everyday human situations and it gets even better. That’s the charm of Groundhog Hill Comics. Created by Rose Anne Prevec, these single-panel strips take woodland creatures and urban critters and place them in scenarios we all know too well—awkward office chats, emotional overthinking, or mild life crises. It’s sharp, weird, and oddly comforting. The humor isn’t loud. It’s dry, observant, and quietly hilarious. Today, we're sharing 21 of her best pieces that perfectly walk this line between animal antics and human truth.
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