New York-based artist Max Garcia creates these great little comic strips under the name Sunny Street but although they sound all nice and happy they can take an unexpectedly dark twist.
The brilliant comics featured in this post come courtesy of the awesome New York-based artist Matt Reuter.
We’ve featured some pretty damn right dark and offensive art and comics over the years, but none as been as provocative and nihilistic as the work of Joan Cornella!
With the world already being a crazy place and then you add onto that the current pandemic taking the craziness meter up several notches there is never a shortage of comics books inspired by everyday situations and people.
If you like your comic strips served up with a side order of dark humour and a cruel twist then look no further.
We like our comics to be as dark as out coffee at Joyenergizer and they do not come any darker than these terrifically terrifying little comics written by 賴惟智 (Edd Lai) and art by Nee Ty Guo who are both from Taiwan.
Obviously, these comics are taken out of context, but they sure are hilarious of you have a filthy mind!
The Loading Artist webcomic has been going since 2011 and was created by illustrator Gregor Czaykowski.
We all know that Freddie Mercury was a true superstar, but did you know he was also a superhero?
What amazing stories could have been the inspiration behind these supercharged and action-packed illustrations by Italian artist Walter Molino?
Who needs a huge comic strip to tell a story when it can all be done in one frame!
Chris Allison has been creating these hilarious comic drawings for 9 years now and you can find all his and his best friends awesome comics over at Toonhole which is updated every Monday and Friday with new content.
These are situations we find ourselves in when using our trusted computer and I’m sure we can all relate to.
Welcome to ‘Silent Horror’ the very dark and truly terrifying comic creations of the marvelous Malaysian DarkBox webcomics and please be advised these comics are not for the faint hearted!
Wawawiwa creates these cute little comics that we can all relate to.
Today we bring you another collection of fine sci-fi artworks this time one of Belfast’s finest we introduce cover artist and digital painter Ryan Brown.
I’m sure we’ve all overheard some crazy things while out and about when people think that nobody is listening!
We have some amazing art from the Thor: Ragnarok motion picture. They were all created by Andy Park a concept artist and illustrator and who has kindly shared some of that concept artwork here today.
The comics don’t shy away from tackling some of those taboo subjects such as religion, sexuality, war, disability, death and even suicide.
With all those seasons under our belt why not take a look at how some of those main characters have changed over the seasons?
Need some cheering up? Then take a look at these funny comic strips by Lolnein.
Those dastardly villains from Disney Fairytales have been getting away with things far too easy.
These hilarious and dark little comic strips were all created by Mike Organisciak, who one day decided without any experience was going to draw…
These amazing caricatures of pop culture favorites were all created by LA-based freelance illustrator and graphic designer Steve Rampton.
You know that feeling you get when you’ve just woken up and you haven’t had your caffeine fix yet?
These funny comics were all created by the very talented illustrator James R who draws these great little comic strips in his free time while studying at college.
The 80’s had some of the best animated shows. They were the reason we all rushed home from school, or got up at the crack of dawn on a Saturday morning for, because these shows were just frickin’ awesome.
Just imagine it’s story time and you’re reading out aloud to your children or even a classroom the classic lines like“Run! Get to the chopper”,”Say what again, I double dare you”, “Where we’re going Marty, we don’t need roads!”, and “I have to return some videotapes”
