The Internet is filled with comics riches, and What Things Do, the corner of the Internet run by cartoonist/designer Jordan Crane, contains plenty of them. It's filled to bursting with new and old comics by the likes of Crane himself, Jaime Hernandez, Sammy Harkham, Kevin Huizenga, Ted May, John Porcellino, Dan Zettwoch, and Steve Weissman. But for me, the big discovery at the site is the work of Abner Dean, a New Yorker and Esquire cartoonist who specialized in anxiety-dream images of (anatomically incorrect) naked people is satirically absurd situations. What Things Do is reprinting the 1947 Dean collection What Am I Doing Here?, and the bounty is rather astonishing -- the strength of both the images Dean concocts and his execution of them all but bowls me over. I've never seen its like, though if you've ever seen Matt Groening's Life in Hell, you've seen a kindred spirit at the very least. The shrunken-down image above truly doesn't do justice to seeing Dean's stuff in its full-sized, screen-spanning glory, so click on over and check it out!