Demented comics
Four panels, polite art, and then a switch you did not order. That is the sport. Rémi Lascault makes strips that grin at you while moving the furniture. The lines are clean, the colors friendly, and the last frame gently drops your jaw on the floor. I am not here to diagnose why this works so well, I am here to enjoy the mechanics. You get three beats of normal and one beat of no thank you. That ratio is addictive. Consider this a sampler plate of demented comics, a tour where the guide whispers the rules and the punchlines break them. If you have a morbid sense of humor and a respect for craft, this is your side of the museum. Please stay behind the velvet rope and do not feed the twist endings.
Expect dark humor comics that flirt with the line, webcomic memes built for fast sharing, and 4 panel comics where the last square cashes the check. No gore, no shock for shock’s sake, just tidy mischief. Screenshot wisely. Your aunt is watching.
Expect dark humor comics that flirt with the line, webcomic memes built for fast sharing, and 4 panel comics where the last square cashes the check. No gore, no shock for shock’s sake, just tidy mischief. Screenshot wisely. Your aunt is watching.
Send your favorites to the friend who loves a last page twist and the one who pretends not to. For related mischief, browse dark humor comics, webcomic memes, and 4 panel comics. Tape a tiny warning label on your sense of humor and keep scrolling.
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