As we get closer to Halloween, it's fun to indulge in all thatspooky content. These comics from War and Peas definitely fit that bill. The comics follow Death (The Grim Reaper) as he goes about daily life and his, um, work commitments. The result is an irreverent and clever spin on a character we're supposed to fear. If you like what you see, show 'em some love onInstagramor Patreon.
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It's no secret that we're fans of the seemingly endless world of web comics. We'll take wholesome comics any day, but our allegiance trully lies with the extremely spicy and slightly offensive works of humorous art. Good Bear Comics is up there on our preferred list. They're a very far cry from the Sunday funnies we enjoyed as kids, and we couldn't be happier about it. If you like what you see, consider supporting James Lecarpentier's Patreon or giving him a follow on Instagram. We think he deserves it.
Artist Nathan Pyle won our hearts with his bizarre yet beautiful Strange Planet comic series earlier this year. His astute and surreal takes on everything that we accept as normal are really something that hasn't been done before. We've covered them before, but Pyle's been churning them out pretty prolifically, much to our pleasure. Here are some of the latest and greatest we've seen on his Instagram, which you should absolutely be following.
Big boobs are great in a few scenarios. For filling out a bathing suit. Enriching female anime characters. They even can make a great pillow for a lucky lover. But like all kinds of body parts, while breasts have their perks (get it?) they also have a lot of drawbacks. Unbearable back pain. Difficulty shopping. Paige Warren's Busty Girl Comics really does a great job of covering all the big boob basics. We've put a few of their mammary-inclined gems in this gallery, but you can see a lot more on her Tumblr.
Happy Friday, mofos. Need a little content-based R&R to get your weekend going? You're in luck. This varied gallery has got it all: dumb memes, tumblr shitposts, and, of course, a little dark humor. Strap in, get scrolling, and enjoy.
As life changes due to the coronavirus pandemic, so does the entertainment we consume. Suddenly we're seeing scads more virus-related memes, self-help articles about how to not kill your partner during lockdown, and there's even a Coronavirus-related show slated to be made by the folks responsible for Orange Is The New Black. But we're here to show off this comic that wouldn't exist without the pandemic. In this series, artist @iziahzay puts a lockdown spin on everyone's least favorite and most-played family board game, Monopoly. It's pretty genius. And there's way more where these came from on Instagram. Happy scrolling!
Here at Memebase we like our comics with a little bit of darkness and irreverance. Jake Likes Onions more than satisfies this area of our tastes. The bleak humor and spice are the perfect antidote to a sluggish and boring day. We've put together some highlights but you can find way more over at the official website.
It's bad enough that we're constantly inundated with coronavirus news. Why do our memes have to be all about the pandemic as well? It's not that we don't understand this is a trial that most of the globe is struggling with, we just wish more memes were capable of distracting us, even just for a little while. Hopefully these memes will help you do just that.
We've been fans of Hanna's @bloome_comics Instagram account for a while now, but her latest series is especially near and dear to our hearts. Her "quarantine chronicles" are a funny, cute and insightful look at how everyone's lives have changed in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. The comics are a wonderful respite from the grim news we've been consuming, while still addressing all the adjusting we've had to do. If you like what you see, give her a follow on Instagram or consider donating to her Patreon. We need to support talented creators now more than ever.
When we saw our first "Tony Lazuto comic" we sent it to everyone we knew. The comic, which featured a hitman feigning a butthole injury to carry out an assassination was definitely something we'd never seen before. The absurdity and genius had us floored. And we're happy to report that there are quite a few more where that one came from.
The comics come from the genius mind of Tim Lavoie's Elder Cactus. Turns out Lavoie created an entire saga based on the hilarious hitman character. And we're so glad he did. If you like what you see, give Elder Cactus some love on Patreon. We need this kind of entertainment now more than ever.
Quarantine Day 17: We might be running out of content.
Just kidding.
We feel for all you bored people. The only reason we're even a little sane is because we can work remotely and churn out galleries for all of you. And this one is filled with dark humor and spicy jokes courtesy of War and Peas. We've put together about thirty of our favorites, but you can take in more on their website. We have a feeling you'll need to.
It's easy to get overwhelmed by current events and our personal lives. Sometimes it feels like we're in this endless cycle of unhappiness. But that's not true. More often than not, our pain is temporary. And if you can't convince yourself that's true, there's always memes to perk you up.
If your life has felt devoid of Dorito dust and katana-wielding incels, we've got you covered. This batch of neckbeard memes and texts comes courtesy of @neckbeardfancy, where admins are tirelessly cataloging riveting content that also happens to make our skin crawl. From cringe-inducing attempts to hit on women, to self-aware memes and comics, this gallery is sure to entertain.
