Corporat Comics 2026 Day-To-Day Calendar: Work-Life Imbalance

For corporate cogs in the legendary rat race, this daily calendar explores all the reasons to hate Mondays, love coffee, and live for the weekend.

Hard-hitting and sarcastic, this calendar’s funny comics are for keyboard strikers--whether you work from home or on site at the office--who are not afraid to laugh at themselves. Corporat Comics came to life when Shubham Khurana, aka @corporatcomics on Instagram, a marketer by day and undercover artist by night, decided to combine his passion for sketching with the inaneness of corporate life. Since 2019, Shubham has been a featured cartoonist at every ComicCon India. In 2024, Simon & Schuster India published Shubham’s first book, Monday to Friday: A Corporat Comics Collection from the Worst to the Best Day of the Week.

Features include:

• No single-use plastic
• Page size 5.354＂ x 4.488＂
• Box size 5.906＂ x 1.339＂ x 5＂
• Recyclable chipboard easel backer for desk or tabletop display
• Printed on FSC(R) certified paper with soy-based ink
• Full-color tear-off pages
• Back of pages are blank for notes or shopping lists
• Day/Date reference on each page
• Combined weekend pages
• Official major world holidays and observances
• WARNING: These edgy, relatable comics will NOT motivate you!

A former marketer by day and undercover artist by night, Shubham Khurana combined his passion for sketching with the inaneness of corporate life when he created the Instagram account @corporatcomics. Initially intended as an avenue to keep up with his art along with his 9-to-9 job, it soon became his coping mechanism by giving him a channel to rant about it. Posting relatable, sarcastic comics about work life for over 5 years, he has grown the account to more than 210K followers.

In 2024, Simon & Schuster India published Shubham’s first book, Monday to Friday: A Corporat Comics Collection from the Worst to the Best Day of the Week. He has also been a featured artist in every edition of ComicCon India since 2019.

Shubham grew up in a middle class household in India, thereby always doomed to a corporate future, and currently resides in Singapore. With 14 years as a ’corporat’ himself, the corporate world hasn’t ceased to amuse him with enough inspiration for his comics every day. He considers himself something of a vigilante, trying to save the otherwise boring corporate world through his comics.