Casual Casual Comics

Peter Dako's Casual Casual Comics ran for 12 issues from 1983 to 1985, a brief but distinctive independent series that captured a laid-back, offbeat sensibility. Known for its gentle, slice-of-life storytelling and Dako's warm, expressive art, the comic offered a quiet counterpoint to the era's more bombastic mainstream titles. It remains a fondly remembered cult gem from the early days of the direct market, showcasing a creator's personal vision at a time when small-press comics were first finding their audience.