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Creator of Lackadaisy, the Prohibition-era webcomic about crime, comedy, and anthropomorphic cats.
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Audience note: Lackadaisy is a period crime story with alcohol, weapons, and animated violence; check the official episode context for younger readers.
Tracy J. Butler is the creator of Lackadaisy, an ongoing webcomic set around a Prohibition-era St. Louis speakeasy populated by anthropomorphic cats. Her official Patreon describes the comic as free to read, alongside side comics, illustrations, tutorials, and production notes.
Read the comic and browse its character and gallery archives on the official Lackadaisy site. Butler's Behance profile collects illustration and production work, while Patreon is the direct route for supporting new comics and art. The official YouTube channel carries the animated project and related videos.
This is a project-led practice rather than a general commission listing, so no commission status is shown here. Use the official site's current links for reading, store access, and project updates.
Lackadaisy is a crime story with alcohol, firearms, and animated violence. It is not presented here as adult-only, but parents and younger readers should check the context of individual comics or videos.
The official site directly links Patreon, YouTube, Tumblr, Bluesky, Discord, and Instagram. The accounts above follow that identity chain rather than relying on fan-run Lackadaisy pages.