cyanide and happiness

It's important to know who your neighbors are.

This cartoon is a serious departure from the series' usual dark humor. 

Thank goodness this isn't an actual funeral practice.

Your New Year's resolutions just got a lot easier.

Things really escalate quickly in the latest Cyanide and Happiness short.

It plays a lot like Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity, but more visual. After a round judge is selected, one card is played from the deck. Then the judge plays another card, and all other players submit a card to create the punchline. The judge selects their favorite, thereby completing the comic strip. A player wins when they successfully pick 3 winning punchlines.

Joking Hazard is being funded through a Kickstarter campaign, which is already well above its funding goal.

Thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, the guys behind the humorous and often very disturbing comic series Cyanide and Happiness (which celebrated its 10th anniversary this year) have finally launched their new web show.

The first episode, "A Day At The Beach," was released on Thursday (Wednesday for people who donated $15 or more), and they plan to air a new episode each week.

Up until now they've produced a number of shorts, but the new episodes will run a bit longer at around 10-12 minutes each.

According to their Kickstarter page they turned down TV deals and opted for a web series instead because it made more sense.

You're already on the internet, why would we force you to stand up and go into a different room? We're not barbarians.