Lackadaisy

Lackadaisy is a webcomic created by Canadian cartoonist Tracy Butler, first published in 2005. The comic is set in a post-election 1920s America and follows the lives of underground bootleggers. The story revolves around Morpheus, the ringleader, and his organization, Lackadaisy, which is involved in the illicit liquor trade during the Prohibition era.

The world of Lackadaisy is heavily influenced by the jazz age, with its vivid portrayal of characters' personalities, appearance, and settings. The comic's storylines often blend humor, mystery, and grit, exploring the gray areas between good and evil. Character development is a key aspect of Lackadaisy, with each of the main characters possessing distinct traits, skills, and backstories.

Lackadaisy's art style is characterized by its detailed and intricate depictions of settings and characters. The creator's use of color palette and visuals helps to establish the tone and atmosphere of the story. The artwork is often compared to animation and film noir for its visual sophistication.

Over the years, Lackadaisy has gained a dedicated fan base. The comic's content and style cater to a specific audience, and it is often praised for its complex characters, intricate plotlines, and authentic period setting. Butler's work on Lackadaisy is ongoing, with regular updates and additions to the story.

The success of Lackadaisy can be attributed to its unique blend of storytelling, art, and atmosphere. As a result, Lackadaisy has established a distinct niche within the webcomic community, making it worth mentioning alongside other notable webcomics of the era.