Dark comics

Short comics are the best for passing time or just finding fellow people who share the same ideas as you. Some artists stick to a particular theme, however. So while some comics are lighthearted and revolve around funny day-to-day stories, there are comics that cater particularly to those of you who like dark humor.

These 35 Web Comics Perfectly Capture Those Deep, Dark and Occasionally Sane Fears We All Have - The internet has generated a huge amount of laughs from cats and FAILS. And we all out of cats.

When we get a minute to spare, a lot of us simply fire up Netflix and blow it away relaxing. But a 32-year-old who goes by the nickname Scribbly G isn't most of us. Recently, the South African found his evenings not as occupied as before, so he started creating webcomics. Just like that. So while scrolling through the comic strips, remember, the guy achieved all of this in just about a year-and-a-half.

'War and Peas' is created by the artist duo Elizabeth Pich & Jonathan Kunz.

Elliott Fairweather is back on Bored Panda with more of his dark, funny and dirty comics! Elliott is better known by his Instagram name "Dogs on the 4th," where he has almost 55k followers. In his description, Elliott writes: "I make horribly wonderful comics because I love you."

When we get a minute to spare, a lot of us simply fire up Netflix and blow it away relaxing. But a 32-year-old who goes by the nickname Scribbly G isn't most of us. Recently, the South African found his evenings not as occupied as before, so he started creating webcomics. Just like that. So while scrolling through the comic strips, remember, the guy achieved all of this in just about a year-and-a-half.

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Fran Krause is a comic writer, illustrator, animator, and educator based in California, who teaches animation at the California Institute of the Arts. Fran needs no introduction to those familiar with the weird and wonderful world of animation, as he worked for various projects on television and a bunch of popular comic series, like James Kochalka’s SuperF*ckers.

Ryan Hudson, from Salt Lake City, UT, is the creative genius behind the webcomic Channelate, an eclectic mix of the absurd, dark and always hilarious adult comics.