Dark comics

There's no light without darkness. The world would be quite boring if irony and sarcasm didn't exist. I mean, what would be the point of telling jokes if they were obvious? It would just kill the excitement. The joke becomes a lot funnier when it takes the other person a second to get it. The

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.

“Everybody: 2020 is the worst year Me: *so far*”

I've always loved scary stories. So in October 2020, I decided to create a horror webcomic based on my background growing up in a rural town. I added lots of twists, secrets, creepy characters, and spooky pen and ink artwork.

We're excited to present the latest comics by the talented Gryzlock! If you're not familiar with some of this artist's earlier work, we recommend checking out our previous Bored Panda post where we featured some of their hilarious strips.

2 years ago we (writer Ehud Lavski and illustrator Yael Nathan), began creating short comics and uploading them to the internet. The only thing we hoped for was that they'll find an audience and will resonate with people. So far, our comics have been read over 20 Million times and many people have a strong emotional response when reading them.

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Another day, more comics, yes, but this time we invite you to check out the webcomic series "Colmscomics" (previously featured on Bored Panda too) created by Colm Lavery. Known for its simple yet effective art style, Colm's comics delve into everyday life, pop culture, gaming, and the absurd, bringing a unique blend of clever, often self-deprecating humor.

It's funny how accidents happen, isn't?

A couple of years ago we (writer Ehud Lavski and illustrator Yael Nathan), began creating short comics and uploading them to the internet. So far, our comics have been read over 20 Million times and many people have a strong emotional response when reading them. Below are our latest stories.