Her two most famous comics are the Neils series and Scandinavia and the World. Love and Tentacles, the oldest of her strips but not as popular as the others, depicts Scandinavian folklore characters paired with humans and illustrates the humorous diffuculties involved in being a lover to someone of a different species. The Neils series illustates the life of fictitous character Agent 250, an older secret agent divorcee turned gay. His love interest so happens to be the younger Agent 300. Each of them is faced with the challenges of living as agents and dealing with their enemy, a towheaded criminal named Neils.
Scandinavia and the World comics are simply depictions of each country of the world in a stereotypical human form which pokes fun at the depicted country's points of interest, motivations, political humor, ec... Each country-personification is clad in the flag of their origins. Humon generally works with pencil-based sketches and computer media.
(Humon's depiction of herself)
(Just a Hug, art from "Love and Tentacles")
(Matter of Perspective, comic strip from "Scandinavia and the World)
(The Oresund Song, more art from "Scandinavia and the World")
(Relaxed, art from "Neils")
(Different Degrees of Scottish, more from "Neils")
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