Zit (comic)

Zit is a daily comic strip created by cartoonist Jerry Scott and cartoonist/writer Jim Borgman. The strip debuted in newspapers on May 17, 1999. Zit chronicles the life of Jeremy Duncan, a typical American teenager obsessed with food, girls, and avoiding responsibility.

The comic humorously depicts the trials and tribulations of adolescence, focusing on Jeremy's relationships with his parents, Walt and Connie Duncan, his best friend Hector Garcia, and various romantic interests. Recurring themes include Jeremy's struggles with schoolwork, his attempts to get a driver's license, his part-time job at a fast-food restaurant called "Burger Schmurger," and his constant need for money.

Zit is known for its relatable portrayal of teenage life and its satirical take on pop culture. The strip's art style is characterized by its dynamic character designs and expressive facial features. It has garnered a significant following and continues to be syndicated in newspapers worldwide. Borgman is also known for his political cartoons.