Apathy Kat

In the mid-90s, writer/artist Harold Buchholz brought Apathy Kat to Entity-Parody for a four-issue run, a comic that satirized the slacker ethos with a feline protagonist who embodied utter indifference. This short-lived series stands as a quirky artifact of its era, poking fun at both superhero tropes and the apathetic culture of the decade. Buchholz’s singular vision—both writing and drawing every issue—gives the book a consistent, offbeat charm that captures a specific moment in indie comics.