The Maskers Comic
the maskers comic presents

on protection of towns...

Benjamin Franklin wrote "On Protections of Towns from Fire" in 1735, where he famously says, "An ounce of Prevention is worth a Pound of Cure", to apply to the steps individual households and government-appointed inspectors, officers, and wards can do to safeguard individuals and prevent fire disasters in town. And its logic and call for action still applies today.
The Maskers Comic Presents

Comic Shorts

Stompy Goes Back to School: M.I.L.D. Cases

Comic short

Hello Mello Fello- how can you be so mellow?

Infection Prevention in

WORK settings

Workers have been fighting for rights to infection control codes and standards in their workspaces, as well as protective measures and support.

Comic short

You Might Be in COVID Denial if...

Denial can happen to anyone. Find out if you are in it.
Infection Prevention in

School settings

Parents, students, staff, and concerned community members have been fighting for rights to infection control standards in schools. See the resources below to find out what has been done/ can be done to protect your schools!


how did we get here?

how do politics and economics play a role in policy-making?


Some TURKEYS Need to Get Stuffed.

Emily Oster and the Koch family were involved in getting schools to open prematurely without pandemic measures in place by spreading misinformation that Covid doesn't affect kids and that they aren't spreaders in their communities, when in reality they are both. Recently the term "political amnesty" has been thrown around by both sides of the battle, to refer to forgiving individuals for past pandemic mistakes. But how far does amnesty go, and when do we call for accountability and redemption of individuals who give harmful pandemic advice for personal gain? We vote for a stuffing (aka firing) of certain turkeys!
Infection Prevention in

Healthcare settings

There has been a large outcry for better infection prevention in healthcare facilities after many places dropped mask requirements. 


Infection Prevention in

Home settings

People have made changes to their homes after health crises in the past, including creating better ventilation, sick/isolation rooms, and rooms for guests to wash up in (reduce infection risks).  Learn more in this section, and find out what you can do to make your home a safer space!


How health crises changed home design
Excerpts from Real Simple Magazine article- The Post COVID home: How the Pandemic has Made Us Rethink Everything show even in the past we were more advanced in responding to crises than most are currently, and that we should all be redesigning our spaces to incorporate not just the old knowledge, but also the new.