"Shkoyach" (sh·koy·uch) - A mashed together version of "Yasher Koach", (literally, "May Your Strength be Straightened"), but more effectively translated loosely as "Way to Go", or "More Power to Ya".

Sh'koyach is the story of the agnostic, temperamental and obnoxious Shrimp and Dave, a single, mild-mannered orthodox Jew living in Brooklyn, NY. From fear of being eaten by goyim, Shrimp moves in with Dave and a social conflict sparks between them. Living with him, Shrimp learns all about what its like to live as an Orthodox Jew. Sh'koyach's humor runs along the lines of orthodox judaism poking fun at and explaining various terms and concepts in modern day jewish life.

David Ben-Yshay has been a fan of comics since the age of 6. He has aspired to draw his own comic from the moment he picked up a pencil. Hes been drawing ever since. This comic strip has been mostly inspired by great jewish comic strips like Shabot 6000 and The Doodle Family. He is also a descendant of Rabbi Chaim Pinto zt"l.

Check it out at ShkoyachComic.com

"Your new comic strip is great! Very funny!"
- Ben Baruch (Shabot 6000)

"There's a lot about your cartoon feature that I quite admire!...Shkoyach!"
- J. Gorfinkel (Batman, Everythings Relative)

"Funny Stuff!"
- Danny Fingeroth (Spiderman)