Comic Book Illustrator Cat Staggs And Wife Amanda Deibert Star In Cute-As-A-Button Target Ad

Ladies make comics. They also make adorable commercials.

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Cat Staggs (artist for DC, Marvel, and other sundry comics publishers) and her wife Amanda Deibert (writer of comics, comedy, and television) are having a baby! Apparently Target was pretty excited about that too, and the results are so cute your eyes might bleed. When Baby Staggs gets to space, maybe they can bring us with them?

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