The year is 2046 and everybody hustles to get by, Neema Gould is just better at it. She's the Indiana Jones of day laborers, but even the best get knocked down. She's got no ride, no home, and no shoes; just a bag of tools, a robot named Money, a phone named Grandpa, and a bunch of problems.

Free Money is like The Fifth Element meets Cannery Row, drawn in the unique style that brought you Top of the Line, and A Film About Billy. 

Free Money is a fantasy for the 99% of us who are just trying to keep it together written and illustrated by a guy living in a car with a dog.

"Free Money is really good stuff, and issue five is another killer."  -Jim Rugg - Street Angel, Afrodisiac

"It’s good edgy fun, gracefully drawn." -Bill O’Driscoll- Pittsburgh City Paper

Artist: Daniel McCloskey
Publisher: self-published
Pages: 22pp
Size: 7.25 x 11
Notes: saddle-stitched, 2-color risograph cover,  full-color newsprint interior