13 Facts About Jeph Jacques

Jeph Jacques was born in Rockville, Maryland, and was later adopted.

Jeph Jacques lived near Northampton, Massachusetts, where Questionable Content is set; in 2015, he moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Jeph Jacques graduated from Hampshire College with a degree in music.

Jeph Jacques was married to his business manager Cristi until their amicable separation in 2014.

Questionable Content is a comedic slice-of-life webcomic that Jeph Jacques started on August 1,2003.

On September 4,2004, Jeph Jacques lost his day job, and decided to try publishing QC every weekday and make a living selling QC-related T-shirts.

Jeph Jacques was a member of Dayfree Press, an online webcomic syndicate which included other artists such as Christian Fundin and Pontus Madsen of Little Gamers, Sam Logan of Sam and Fuzzy, and Ryan North of Dinosaur Comics.

Jeph Jacques launched indietits as an anonymous side project on April 1,2005, to use ideas that did not fit into Questionable Content setting.

Jeph Jacques puts anything from favored panels to simple sketches for others to see what he does in his spare time.

In September 2014, Jeph Jacques launched a new comic, Alice Grove, which updated once per week until the story finished in July 2017.

Jeph Jacques created the website as a piece of postmodernist "nonsense-art".

Jeph Jacques gave up the domain after Walmart filed a domain dispute.

Jeph Jacques was the Artist Guest of Honor at the 2006 Albacon.