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Robots, everybody loves them, or is terrified by them. Well it's kind of both, like a relationship with Frank Booth, but instead they are made of metal, and somehow have less empathy. Here are 10 comics that give us some insight on their world.
Sometimes it's hard to get into the Valentine's Day holiday spirit. These web comics will prepare you for the one day a year everyone is thinking of love. Or you can save these for the day after and reminisce while you gorge yourself on cheap, after Valentine's Day sale candy!
Christmas time is a happy time, but it's also very stressful. Sometimes an argument breaks out amid the relentless holiday cheer. That's when you pull out your phone and stare intently at these comics to avoid all holiday family conflict.
Jaden Smith is an accomplished actor, but his Twitter account is home of some Socrates-level aphorisms that really force us to examine the inner working of our lives. Likewise Jim Davis' Garfield comic strip has turned even the most tame newspaper into a Roger Crumb-like zone of grotesque beauty. But if you combine them pathways to new understanding and ways of living open up, read through this gallery and welcome to the start of your new life.
Cellphones have changed the world immensely, opening up the world two a myriad of new ways of communicating. Who thought anyone besides furry's with a predilection towards birds would be tweeting at each other? Let's not even get into how most Tinder conversations go. Below are 11 premium comics that share just some of the wonderful changes that cellphones have brought to us.
Being a monster is hard, not only are you horrific blasphemous creature with few friends, and an insatiable appetite for destruction, but also limited amounts of empathy are garnered from strangers. Behold this collection of monstrous problems.
It's good to take a break every once in a while. What's that? You just took a sandwich break five minutes ago? No problem, that thing you were supposed to do can wait until you're done reading these web comics, right?
Reading is a lot of work, absorbing the great works of William Shakespeare through three panel comics is really the best thing you can do for yourself. After all getting bogged down in details and plot points ignores the really pure truths that are espoused from these tales. Thanks to Mya Gosling at Good Tickle Brain for creating these wonderful comics.
Owning a cat is a joy that presents you with unique challenges such as scratches everywhere, hidden bottle caps and smells coming from somewhere in the house you can't quite find. Kelly Angel describes the experience through art in a way only a true cat lady can.
You might already know why you love the internet... then maybe these comics will help you take a step back and appreciate it.
