Human Rights Comics Part 3

That is, the last - and probably the best - batch for this year. This time two substantially more professional artists joined me in drawing comics about the topics of the letter writing marathon that Amnesty International launches every year before the International Day of Human Rights.
I chose to draw about the village of Nabi Saleh in Palestine. All the basic information you need to know is included in the comic:

For more information, visit this page: http://nabisalehsolidarity.wordpress.com/

Last, but not at all least, here you can see the works of fellow creators Magdolna Kasza and Szabolcs Tebeli "Brazil" as well:
http://kepregeny.blog.hu/2013/12/15/emberi_jogi_kepregenyrajzolas_a_hungarocomixon

Dear Readers, I think it's time I wish you a Happy New Year and lots of great comics experience for 2014. There may be an additional surprise update before the new year, but who knows...

Human Rights Comics Part 2

The latest piece I have made for Amnesty International Hungary. It's women 's rights this time around.

Panel 1

Ildi: Here’s your lunch bag. Make sure you eat the apple too!

Husband: ÁÁÁÁÁ! (big yawn) Good morning!

Ildi: Your coffee, darling.

Panel 2

Colleague: Ildi, the boss is free right now if you want to have a word with him.

Ildi: Thanks Joe, I’ll go over in a minute.

Panel 3

Boss: So, what can I do for you?

Ildi: Well, we were talking with the guys, and it turned out that they earn more than me. I think I work just as fine as them though. How’s this fair?

Boss: I’m sorry Ildi, but how long can I count on you? You guys will surely want to have another kid sooner or later…

Panel 4

Teacher: I’m afraid Tibike is not very good at Maths. Could his dad devote some time to studying with him?

Ildi: My husband is a journalist and he has absolutely no knack for numbers. I, on the other hand, graduated from the University of Technical Sciences, so I think I can deal with the second grade’s syllabus…

Panel 5

Ildi: Why didn’t you tell me that you were having problems with Maths?

Son: I thought I understood it… You are always so busy anyway.

Panel 6

Husband: Hey darling! I left work earlier today, and thought I would do the washing by the time you two get home!

Ildi: Wow! A pleasant surprise for me at last today!