Harry Bliss has spent decades proving that a single panel can say more than pages ever could. Best known for his work in The New Yorker, Bliss has a way of distilling life down to its most revealing moments, often with a dog sitting right at the center of it all. In his world, dogs aren’t background characters or comic relief. They’re observers, confidants, and, more often than not, the emotional core of the story.
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