Ben Snakepit has been drawing a daily diary comic every day since 2001. He also publishes a regular column in Razorcake magazine, appears in a number of multi-artist anthology comics, and has been a member of several notable punk rock bands. He’s been mentioned for some reason in publications like Vice, Maximum Rocknroll, Wizard magazine, USA Today and GQ.
He lives in San Francisco with his wife Karen, dog Frankie, and the air conditioning unit from his previous home in Manor, TX.
Silver Sprocket’s Spring 2022 Publishing Slate
Lineup includes Mr. Boop by Alec Robbins, Hell Phone by Benji Nate, and Little Tunny’s Snail Diaries by Grace Gogarty
Silver Sprocket Catalog Available in Public Libraries via Hoopla Digital
Our catalog of radical indie comics is now available for free to public library patrons for easy reading on smartphones, tablets, and computers
New gear in the shop!
“Skin A Catcaller” by Rachel Dukes on patches and stickers, from The #Degenderettes art zine. “If You Can’t Smash It Set It On Fire” patches by God Bless Generica. “I Have Beer, and always shall be your friend” stickers by Ben Snakepit. And.. Oh my Glob! Scream-printed some MAR CEL INE patches and stickers. Don't tell the Banana Guards. (Subhumans are cool though)
Interview with Ben Snakepit
Ben Snakepit has been making daily diary comics for fifteen years, inventing the genre as a punk-comix pioneer without learning how to actually draw. Read on to learn more about the artist behind the madness.
Interview with Ben Snakepit
Ben (“Ghazi”) Snakepit is the comic juggernaut of the modern age. Imagine a robot stuck in an infinite loop playing a game of peekaboo with the most enthusiastic infant on planet earth. Now imagine a narrator doing a whole bunch of drugs and developing a run on sentence trying to say how Ben’s daily comics have been a game of chicken between him and his fans to see who gets bored first, and so far, nobody has lost. To have a fan base be genuinely interested in your life from tour stories to the most mundane occurrences shows something is going right. We caught up with Ben in his Malibu beach house to get the scoop. The REAL scoop.