East Coast It Notes

East Coast It Notes draws the revolution on post-it notes. The comic artist behind the series started the strip in 2019 and built it out of the humblest medium in the office supply aisle — tiny sticky squares of ink that talk about everything and anything, cheeky and satirical and utterly unpretentious. That's the whole point: propaganda doesn't need a print shop, it needs a pen and something true to say. A leftist comic artist out of LeftBook, he's woven his work into the Liquidate the Billionaires movement, and he's family enough to The Propaganda Factory that he sat down for a full hour-long episode (E11, April 2025) to talk background, craft, and worldview. When the movement's own podcast brings you in for an hour, you've earned your seat at the table. Why it hits: the format is disarming and the politics aren't. A post-it note comic slips past the defenses people raise against "political art" and lands the punch anyway — class war as office humor. East Coast It Notes belongs in the Sick Left Radicals network because comics are propaganda in its purest form: pictures with words, reproducible, shareable, impossible to forget.