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.
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As if you really needed any help. Let these web comics inspire you to have the best weekend ever, because it'll probably be over sooner than you think it will.
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.
Both Calvin and Hobbes and Star Wars strike a nostalgic chord with people who have grown up with them. Maybe this wasn't the fan art you were looking for, but it's everything you need.
Childhood has a plethora of challenges and experiences that shape us into the individuals that we are now. Take a gander at these shared experiences of the time before innocence was lost.
Aside from some politicians and some CEOs, damn near everybody has a heart and a brain. Often they work together to keep us living, but sometimes their relationship can be diametrically strained. Artist Nick Seluk has created an assortment of stellar web comics that highlight this strange relationship.
As you get older, you may become beholden to the fact that monsters from the stories we were exposed to as children don't exist. Instead the monsters often come within, but try convincing a child that they may be the monster may be some facet of their being. But enough of that psychobabble, let's check out these web comics.
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.
The website Bright Side has compiled a list of images that perfectly capture those unexpected changes a couple will go through once they decide to move in with each other.
If you're not a fan of Horatio Caine's trademark sunglass-donning intros, then maybe you should learn to... (puts on sunglasses) deal with it.
Dogs, loyal companions, lazy wolves, and lingering odor generators. But alas, they are both teacher and student, possessing an inherent duality matched only by technology's proverbial (and literal) double-edged sword. However, they are much more cuddly than any app will could ever hope for. Below is a collection of comics that really capture some prime observations involving dogs.
