This week, we hosted a Twitter Q&A with Adult Children comic strip creator Stephen Beals. If you missed it, be sure to catch up on the chat below:

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About the comic:

When kids get bigger and older but don't actually grow up, what do you get? Adult Children. Like Harvey and Penny and Berle. As they brave their way into the baffled new world, nobody is prepared for their role, but everyone does their best, pretending to be responsible contributors to society. Because with no power comes great responsibility. But don't tell Berle. He's barely aware that society exists, let alone how it works. And then there's Claremont the dog, who dreams big, naps hard, and may be the most mature of all.  

Next Friday, May 30, we'll be chatting with 9 Chickweed Lane and Pibgorn  creator Brook McEldowney! Use #AskMcEldowney on Twitter to join and follow along.