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The Lighthouse in The City

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The Lighthouse in The City – May 6 – 12

May 20, 2020
In this week's collection of The Lighthouse in The City, Karl examines his neighborhood's shuttered streets, deals with an Olive Garden knucklehead, revisits The Howling, and overhears a conference call.
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The Lighthouse in The City – April 29 – May 5

May 13, 2020
In this week's installment of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl hears the heartbeat of the city, recaps the current COVID-19 status, and considers time dilation.
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The Lighthouse in The City – April 22-28

May 6, 2020
In this week's The Lighthouse in The City, Karl considers the nature of communication, the foolishness of people, and celebrates the Golden Age of No Awkward Personal Contact.
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The Lighthouse in The City – April 15 – April 21

April 29, 2020
In the third week of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl muses on the growing fatigue of isolation, of the strength we find in our loved ones, and the slow dilation of time under quarantine.
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The Lighthouse in The City – April 8 – April 14

April 22, 2020
In this second week of THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, Karl muses on the strangeness of Denver, life in the gilded cage, and the effect of face masks on himself and others. This is another stellar week of comics you won't want to miss!
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The Lighthouse in The City – April 1 – April 7

April 15, 2020
Today we're excited to add another comic to our SOLRAD Presents imprint - Karl C. Krumpholz's THE LIGHTHOUSE IN THE CITY, which chronicles his life in social isolation with his wife during the COVID-19 pandemic. This post contains daily comics from April 1st - April 7th.
Writer & IllustratorKarl C. Krumpholz
Websitehttp://karlchristiankrumpholz.com/

The Lighthouse in The City

The Lighthouse in The City is a daily comic from Karl Christian Krumpholz (30 Miles of Crazy!, The City Was Never Going to Let Go, One Minute to Wonderland) that began at the start of 2020 to document his wife’s then-upcoming surgery and recovery. The comic continued as issues of social isolation in society became forefront in everyone’s minds. The title comes from the idea of feeling isolated in an incredibly crowded place.

You can view new pages daily on Karl’s Instagram and Twitter accounts and past installments at his website.

You can purchase Karl’s previous work at Birdcage Bottom Books.

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