Bored Panda Comics Unexpected Endings

Dad finds his 14 year old s comics funny so he decides to post them online and people are praising his humor interview with artist topics funny comics fun art hilarious comics talented artist wholesome drawings jake s door comics son jake dad david witty cartoons 14 year old artist 14 year old draws comics on whiteboard comics on bedroom. These days bored panda is flooded with such dark comics and each and every of them is such a masterpiece. Though if you use it too much other people might confuse your dark sense of humor for sociopath behavior.

In a previous post, comic artist and animator Tony esp said he creates random comics that range from puns and silly jokes to twisted comics that make you think "wait… what? These comics are packed with ridiculous and unexpected endings, so even if you look at it as a guessing game, think you have it figured out, and try to pinpoint how they'll end—it's nearly impossible, as these short stories are one-of-a-kind and could go so many unpredictable ways. But one thing is guaranteed—these webcomics will definitely entertain you in these uncertain and lonely times if you are into darker humor.

They have become an insanely popular way of expressing thoughts and opinions in a humorous way that people around the world can have a quick laugh at. However, this artist will take a shot at bringing something new to the table. SpaceboyCantLOL challenges logic and reality with his absurd and funny comics that often end with twists you didn't see coming. His comics range from light-hearted to quirky to very dark, so there is a comic for everyone's taste. The creative mind behind SpaceboyCantLOL comics is a big fan of superheroes and you can see that in his work—our favorite superheroes and other pop culture characters appear in the strips, revealing their unexpected life behind the scenes. We at Bored Panda are addicted to discovering new artists that could bring some fun and laughter to your daily lives.

These funny comics with dark undertones and unexpected endings are created by Roby Poche from Austin, Texas in the United States. Although they look quite random, they are oddly relatable at the same time. They say practice makes perfect, so what do you do when you want to learn how to make webcomics? Creator Mike Organisciak decided to draw funny comics every day for 100 days without any prior experience, and now that the time is up, he has shared his results online.

The stickman-like funny comic strips came out to be so devilishly hilarious, that anyone with a dark sense of humor will appreciate them. Comics are a fan favorite here on Bored Panda and today we have some that will probably make you laugh, shock you a little bit, and will hopefully lift up your spirits. This artist, known as Raph by 70k followers on Instagram, creates funny comics with unexpected and sometimes quite dark endings. He lives in Melbourne, Australia, and can transform a simple or ordinary life experience into great stories that are weirdly relatable. "My name is Alan and I'm a part-time artist, full-time web developer based in the US. I created the comic Super Combo Deluxe," the artist behind Super Combo Deluxe told us.

One such artist is marcelo ventura a 36 year old drawing hobbyist from rio de janeiro brazil who reimagines tv movie and video game as well as other pop culture characters all the way from the 80s and 90s in a darker unglamorous and sinister comic book style. Their creator zach started the nsfw comic series back in 2011 and it has been steadily growing ever since. The perry bible fellowship is the perfect middle between the whimsical and the dark humor. Scribbly G is South African artist based in the UK who creates funny dark humor comics that always end in the most unexpected of twists. In just three years, the artist has already gathered a following of over 42k people on Instagram, and another 17k of Facebook, and I'm sure his twisted comics will have you grinning ear to ear. Ryan s comics which began a decade ago as short 3 or 4 panel drawings filled with dark sense of humor has lately expanded to include.

Nicholas describes his style as the clarity of obscurity and his work is a real treat to all the twisted humor aficionados. Its amazing how such creative people are able to find out humor out of such dark and sad situations. Ryan Kramer, aka ToonHole Ryan, draws hilarious comics with unexpected twists that give us new insights into how weird our world really is. He's part of ToonHole—a group of friends who illustrate funny cartoons. Together with his buddies Chris, John, and Mike, Ryan posts awesome content online on Monday and Friday for all of us to enjoy. Poche is one of those artists who needed the world to experience a pandemic and go into lockdown to finally devote some time to experiment with creativity.

So in July of 2020, amidst the world crisis and chaos, he posted his first comic strip on Instagram that would help make people smile and take their minds off reality. He started drawing black and white comics with spooky horror characters such a skeleton, Jason Voorhees, Jigsaw, the Grim Reaper, and ghosts, and later started including more topics and characters that range from well-known pop culture references to 'average' everyday people. Some comics don't need an introduction and Channelate by Ryan Hudson falls into this category.

However, if you are not one of hundreds of thousands of people who follow Hudson's work online already, consider this your lucky day, because you have just found a webcomic that perfectly balances between dark and funny. Inspired by legendary comics such as The Perry Bible Fellowship and Cyanide and Happiness, Channelate has become pretty legendary too. Hudson posted his first comic in 2008, so has been going strong for over thirteen years regularly serving wry comedy with unexpected endings. "I started drawing comics around Oct 2016. I wanted to create a YouTube channel back then, but I realized I didn't have the drawing skills for what I wanted to create, so I had to put it on hiatus. I remember reading a comic called Rosiana Rabbit by Alex Dempsey and thought that comics were an easy way to improve my art. So I started drawing comics." The simple illustrations and short stories are created by Reza Farazmand, a San Francisco-based cartoonist, who started drawing comics way back in high school. In 2013 he decided to make this craft his full-time job and since then even published a New York Times Best Seller with his hilarious art.

"One day, while watching a Loading Artist stream on Twitch, I started thinking how fun it would be fun to create a comic. The rest is history. I started out by drawing the comics and showing them to my close friends, who pushed me to keep going. Eventually, I started posting them online—first my website, then social media," Alan explained to us. The Mexico-based artist started drawing comics over four years ago to use his free time for improving his art. Tony esp told Bored Panda about the beginning of his career that he eventually would love to turn into a full-time job. Since these dark comics are so short and spontaneous, to say anything about them would be to spoil them.

I'll just assure you that these devilishly funny drawings will be enough to feed your hungry inner devil - which has to be suppressed from other people - and keep him calm for some time in the future. However, if it stills craves brutal humour and plot twists, check out our previous list. They tell their stories with a pinch of black humour that often leads to a quirky plot twist, which makes their comics so amusing. Although they seem totally made up, usually the duo gets inspired by our everyday life observations.

"Elizabeth spends most of her time tramping around secluded German forests, eating high-calorie fudge bars, so most of her ideas come from those sugar highs. Jonathan just watches a lot of TV," War and Peas told Bored Panda. Westover draws hilarious dark humor comics with the most unexpected endings. "My parents told me that once I got some comic books in my childhood and I fell in love with them.

So other kids my age were learning to read fairy tales and here I was, currently, Mohit is working as a creative lead in a US-based company. My work isn't entirely about comics so I keep the love for comics alive through my social media pages," he told Bored Panda. He's the creative genius that illustrates humorous comics with mostly unexpected and sometimes absurd and dark undertones. Scribbly's artistic journey started 3 years ago and his comics are anywhere from being as short as 3 or 4-panel drawings filled with a dark sense of humor to being as long as 6 panels or more.

Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz, also known as the artistic duo War and Peas, continue to create dark and twisted but hilarious comics about weird situations, a slutty witch, and many more fascinating characters. They have gained huge popularity and are known by many people. When creating the comics, Ryan's main goal is to entertain himself. "So if I think a comic idea about a cupcake is funny, I'll draw it.

I don't feel like I have to stick to only drawing a limited set of characters in a limited world," elaborated the artist. "I wanted to create a world that was big enough to keep me entertained for years rather than be boxed in by a narrow set of perimeters." He also adds that creating a wordless comic in only four panels is very difficult, and that relying on simple emotions and common things is a fast way to communicate and idea to the reader. Their stories concentrate on observations of everyday life, with a pinch of black humour, often leading to a trenchant plot twist – and all in a four-panel-format. They encounter their characters with tenderness, at the same time focusing on their loneliness and hopeless inadequacy. Still highly underestimated in Germany, Pich and Kunz publish a new strip every week in a stoic calm, conquering the hearts of the international webcomic scene and making "War and Peas" to one of the most exciting and funniest webcomics in the world. Their stories concentrate on observations of everyday life, with a pinch of black humour, often leading to a trenchant plot twist - and all in a four-panel-format.

Still highly underestimated in Germany, Pich and Kunz publish a new strip every week in a stoic calm, conquering the hearts of the international webcomic scene and making "War and Peas" to one of the most exciting and funniest webcomics in the world. Digital art and art, in general, is not easy and requires a lot of patience, time, resources, and in most cases, even money. Therefore, we wanted to know how a talented comic artist started his own career in digital art. The artist said that he s interested in the ways we find humor in things that generally cause. And funny series of comics inspired by my daily life with my fiancé. Bored panda invites you to get acquainted with marcelo s art thus far and with the artist himself through an interview.

Hilarious comics with unexpected dark twists a healthy dose of critique for our society and pointing out the stupidity of things that s what extra fabulous comics are all about. Featuring everything from animals to funny tips to random situations i m sure they ll help you get through this workday quicker. If not, now it's time to give it a chance.Cheer Up, Emo Kid! The series is known for its bold take on modern life without the need for making any censorship.

Ryan Pagelow is a Chicago-based artist who has been creating adorable Buni comics since 2009. But don't let their innocent appearance fool you – the comics almost always end with a funny dark twist. Ryan's currently directing on Looney Tunes at Warner Bros. and he says that apart from making comics, he likes raising kids, enjoys meditation, fitness, and philosophy.

Ryan has also released a book called "Don't Leave Me Hanging" that is chock full of his gag comics. Scroll down for Bored Panda's in-depth interview with Ryan to learn more about his art and creative process! Don't forget to upvote your fave comics and let us know in the comments what you think of them. And when you combine these two, you get hilarious comics with an unexpected twist in the end.

Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz are illustrators who create such twisted and hilarious webcomics named 'War and Peas'. The comics of Taiwan-based comic artist Edd Lai fall under this category. The artist said in an interview that he always enjoyed reading.

His great sense of humor inspired him to make many comics that are absurd as well as very inventive. The comic artist has been making comics for many years already, posting them on platforms such as Instagram and even Twitter, and to no one's surprise, his audience so far has been very appreciative and supportive of his hard work and ideas. Meet comic illustrator Reza Farazmand, the person behind the popular webcomic series called The "Poorly Drawn Lines." Farazmand is a creative genius that loves to make illustrations that feature surprising, funny, and sometimes even sarcastic endings with a twist. All of this, especially added to his creative visual style, makes for a brilliant combination that can put a smile on one's face almost instantly. The meds didn't fix anything, they just made me not care about being sad. The best part of my day was when it was finally late enough so I could go to bed without it being weird.

I didn't want to live like that, so I decided to stop all medication and try to find a hobby to bring some joy into my life. I thought back to what I enjoyed as a kid, and what stood out to me was reading comics." We have sent an email to the address you provided with an activation link. Check your inbox, and click on the link to activate your account. And it has been since 2001 when its creator nicholas gurewitch drew the first dark comics.

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. The artist says that even though his stories may appear dark, they can be delightful or even cute. The pieces I've written for Edd Lai's Stories are short, a sudden twist at the end, which makes them super dramatic, says Edd. "War and Peas" is made by a two-headed squad hailing from the German-French border town Saarbrücken. Jonathan Kunz works as a lecturer at the local art school and Elizabeth Pich works as a freelance comic artist. Since 2011 they joined forces to publish comics together on the internet.

Their comics often deal with unfulfilled desires and the tragedy of the modern human condition, featuring such characters as sassy robots, woeful ghosts, and highly-skilled dogs. "The pieces I've written forEdd Lai's Storiesare short, a sudden twist at the end, which makes them super dramatic," says Edd. "Drawing comics was always something I wanted to try and thought I would be good at. Covid really left me with plenty of time to try it out. I have been drawing all my life but comics have been a really fun thing to learn and get better at," Poche told Bored Panda. You can also see these cartoon characters come to life with a voiceover in short animations the artist posts on Instagram and TikTok. These animated comics created with Adobe Animate and often voiced by the artist himself are like a few seconds-long versions of animated sitcoms and a unique way to deliver a joke.

It's an experience to read Ben Zaehringer's comics, as they don't end as you expect them to. The comic artist's narratives start in a cliche-like manner, and end in something unfathomably dark, twisted, and, honestly, hilarious. It's safe to say that Ben is a master of this type of comic genre. The thing Alan finds the most challenging about creating comics trying to be funny consistently.

"I'm not a writer in the least bit, so I find it really hard to piece together a joke from my head to what you see in the final comic. It usually takes me 4-5 rewrites of the dialogue to get something I'm happy with. Sometimes my comics will completely change from how I first envision them, through rewrites," the artist explained. "The thing I enjoy the most about making comics is when people tell me I made them laugh. I just find it crazy that through my drawings, I was able to alter someone's mood for the better, if only for a couple seconds," the artist told Bored Panda. "The best ones are when someone tells me I made them spit out their drink or made it go through their nose. Those comments are totally worth all the work I put into my comics." "War and Peas" is made by a two-headed squad hailing from the German-French border town Saarbrücken. These comics are like little guessing games that make you want to guess what happens next.

After 11+ years of working as an illustrator, I started a personal project to express my curiosity through comics and post them regularly on social media. It has been a fun journey and it rekindles the curious child in me again. Therefore, we wanted to know how the talented artist started his own career in digital art. The storyline of each episode depicts how these characters "survive the perils of everyday life, unintentionally turning ordinary situations into unexpected, extraordinary and always humorous events." Episodes typically employ physical comedy and pranks played out between the characters, and the characters eat pancakes for breakfast in every episode.

Mohit is an astrophile, so when I was creating my comic page, I wanted that side of me to come out. So I called it 'Spaceboy can't lol' because I thought Spaceboy would represent me and I would make comics about funny. From satire to feel-good humor and social critique to black humor. Like, really shuddersome content that makes you wish you didn't read alone.

"My biggest influences are the wonderful people who have been in my life and I really feel the need to highlight them. My high school had an animation class run by Paul Messerle and I had the most wonderful life drawing teacher, Jacqueline Nicolini. My college at Cal State Fullerton had so many good teachers .

And my colleagues that I started ToonHole.com with continue to push and guide me every day after all these years. 'If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants.' – Isaac Newton. Here's an unexpected twist about the author's inspirations that you never suspected. Ben Zaehringer, who goes by the pseudonym of Berkeley Mews, expressed in his previous interview for Bored Panda that his comics take from things like Disney movies and fond memories from his childhood. But he doesn't let them stay as such for long, as he then uses his mastery of twisted humor and steers it in a way you'd never expect. Lucky for us, we've got some extremely gifted folks out there who are able to singlehandedly make us forget about the weight of the world.