Cartoon Fetus Speaks in ‘Womb With a View’
Picking up on the pro-life theme of "giving a voice to the unborn," cartoonist Gary Cangemi made a lil' creation of his own, "Umbert the Unborn," otherwise known as "the world's most loveable unborn baby (next to yours) ," according to his Web site .
Picking up on the pro-life theme of “giving a voice to the unborn,” cartoonist Gary Cangemi made a lil’ creation of his own, “Umbert the Unborn,” otherwise known as “the world’s most loveable unborn baby (next to yours) … ,” according to his Web site.
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Straight out of Scranton, Pennsylvania, Gary Cangemi pens Umbert the Unborn, his charming comic about an adorable unborn fetus. According to Catholic.net, the comic reaches 750,000 readers around the world. “The unborn child finally has a voice of his own!” they proclaim.
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