“The Fine Print” Comic by Reed Leviti – Episode 7
Below is this week’s edition of The Fine Print comic by Reed Leviti:
The Fine Print Comic Strip by Reed Leviti. Episode 7 – The Real Gremlins. March 29, 2026
Banner Image: The Fine Print. Image Credit – Reed Leviti
Reed Leviti
Reed Leviti is an artist living in the NYC Metro area. This comic series entitled "The Fine Print," Reed explores the humor of real life by taking a fresh look at the ordinary and obvious. With a degree in design from a prestiged Manhattan art program, Reed has worked in many areas of graphic design over his career. Reed's comic strips for "The Fine Print" range in topic and style, but the humor runs throughout. Reed Leviti explores the use of AI-assisted graphic design, utilizing Google Gemini for image generation. Reed has innovated the use of computer-assisted graphic design, from 8-bit machines to present-day AI. And, if you look Reed up anywhere, you won't find him. That's just a pseudonyn he chooses to go by.
hahahahahahaha
this paper is off the hook
ohhhh I’ve been there
back in college at my dorm
they were weird I can say that
I felt like they were aliens at times watching me
especially when I was studying they’d come around
They have been here longer and are probably wiser than we are, as humans.
this will surely be a classic
what a coffee table book this Reed guy is going to have one day if the world is still here
The dates are so ****** up that my head is spinning. There is both Episode and a date. It makes me confused.
Hi,
The Date is the date of creation.
The Episode Number is the order of publication.
I’ve fixed the “pets” in Frame 2. Added additional legs so each insect has six legs. (You’ll see it soon.)
AI Artifacts are such novelty, but bugs must have six legs.
Thank you,
Reed
ohhhh I’ve been there
back in college at my dorm
they were weird I can say that
I felt like they were aliens at times watching me
especially when I was studying they’d come around
Wow. I want some! How much for just three?
I mean the giant Cockroaches, of course.
Raising German
Yup. They are a lot like the Gremlins in the movie. I remember the Mogwai. Then the gremlins when they ate after midnight. They were too scary to think back on. But a good contrast between the ultra-lovable and good Mogwai and the evil and scary-looking gremlins. Moral of the story: Don’t leave food or water around and keeping he place bright keeps them away for good. Good old sunlight through a glass window heats up a room South-facing even in January. That dries the air. The bugs don’t like that. So they scram.
I like how even after all the mayhem the family still was very sad when they all died. The roaches were now a part of their family. haha I also like them dressed up. Very cute.
my new favoritism for this starts now…
behind The Far Side
and
Calvin & Hobbes
OFC
still #3….u do you Leviti
Anyone who thinks they are “better than” because they never had roaches should stop. Everyone on the island gets ants. And field mice. A lot of people get voles but mistake them for field mice. You should humanely trap and set free and make it so they can’t get in again.
We got roaches once. It wasn’t that bad. It lasted a few months. I think they left because my moms was too clean and never left a crumb around. She also stopped up the sinks when not in use because she didn’t want “Spiders” coming up.
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ono they die at the end :*( How sad. I like how the dad is OK with them running all over bc they are their pets. In reality all kinds of roaches are super smart not the just gigantic ones you see in the actual weird pet stores.
The giant roaches, those rules don’t apply.
Either way, good pets. But the smaller ones require following rules.
This is my favorite so far!
#1. The Roaches
#2. The Looksmaxer
#3. The Liberal and Conservatives Fight