This comic is so cute and perfect for cat people! 

Catboy

Who hasn’t dreamed about what their pet would be like as a human?  Catboy  from author/illustrator Benji Nate turns this into a comedic reality when 20-something artist Olive’s wish comes true and wakes up to discover her cat Henry in not-quite human form. What follows is a series of humorous episodic adventures where normal events of early 20s living is made all the more amusing with a human-cat who still acts like a cat despite walking and talking with all the locals.       This is a very cute collection of cartoons, and I very much enjoy Benji Nate’s loose style with excellent pastel color palates. There is a bit of an overarching story, but for the most part it is told in short episodic bursts with continuity of previous details, such as Henry’s pet sitting business (he has a knack for business and makes far more money than Olive, much to her annoyance). The episodes are separated by single panel illustrations of the duo’s fashion choice, with another constant gag being that Henry only wears Olive’s clothing and they often dress to match.       This book is brief but very fun and funny. There are a few jokes that really land, and I was constantly amused by Henry continuing to act like a cat even while living in the human world. Olive buys him a present and he is more thrilled by the box, they attend a party of stray cats where the food is dead rats, or Henry picking out furniture by scratching the various chairs (and then having to buy them all). Henry also being better at making friends and art is also quite comical. If you are a cat lover or need a quick pick-me-up,  Catboy  is a winner.   4/5

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