Funny single panel comics

Derek Evernden doesn't need a whole lot of panels to tell a story – one is enough for him. Unique drawing style and a dark sense of humor is just perfect.

Dan Piraro's "Bizarro" is an eccentric and bizarre look at everyday life through the cartoonist's eyes.

When speaking about Dan Piraro, chances are, one way or another, you've probably seen his single-panel comics before because they are featured in over 360 newspapers worldwide and are widely shared online.

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Comic artists nowadays compete to find a new angle or a style of narration that's unique to everyone else's. Nobody knows the real reason why this trend persists, but my guess is that the key reason for this is the surge in the amount of comics that are out there on the internet, and, naturally, they're forced to compete for the attention of comic fans. But as trends come and go, certain styles of comic remain perennially relevant. The newspaper-style cartoon came long before the internet…

When speaking about Dan Piraro, chances are, one way or another, you've probably seen his single-panel comics before because they are featured in over 360 newspapers worldwide and are widely shared online.

Dan Piraro's "Bizarro" is an eccentric and bizarre look at everyday life through the cartoonist's eyes.

Comic artists nowadays compete to find a new angle or a style of narration that's unique to everyone else's. Nobody knows the real reason why this trend persists, but my guess is that the key reason for this is the surge in the amount of comics that are out there on the internet, and, naturally, they're forced to compete for the attention of comic fans. But as trends come and go, certain styles of comic remain perennially relevant. The newspaper-style cartoon came long before the internet…

Each panel is a delightful mix of absurdity and genius.

View the comic strip for Break of Day by cartoonist Nate Fakes created October 26, 2017 available on GoComics.com

Boothby never fails to make me laugh.

Dan Piraro's "Bizarro" is an eccentric and bizarre look at everyday life through the cartoonist's eyes.

Let us introduce you to Jim Shoenbill, an illustrator who is on a mission to brighten people's days with positive humor. He creates witty single-panel comics depicting weird and absurd situations in a slightly different everyday life. In this universe made by Jim, a deer can be a stand-up comedian, Jesus is no longer a miracle worker, but an optician, beverages can talk and more. As the artist described himself, he just channels his distractions and odd thoughts into funny cartoons "to make…

Dan Piraro’s comics named ‘Bizarro’ are quite popular, especially if you’ve read certain newspapers before. The artist’s comics are released daily, so pretty much 365 days a year, non-stop. Dan’s comics are featured in more than 300 newspapers, and many of us probably grew up reading them, as his art style might just be ingrained in our memory. It’s fair to say that the artist’s work brings a sense of nostalgia now.

Comic artists nowadays compete to find a new angle or a style of narration that's unique to everyone else's. Nobody knows the real reason why this trend persists, but my guess is that the key reason for this is the surge in the amount of comics that are out there on the internet, and, naturally, they're forced to compete for the attention of comic fans. But as trends come and go, certain styles of comic remain perennially relevant. The newspaper-style cartoon came long before the internet…

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My name is Lonnie Easterling, and I've been drawing “Spud Comics” for almost nine years. They're funny comic strips that I write, draw, ink, and color. You can find over 1100 on my website.

Dan Piraro’s comics named ‘Bizarro’ are quite popular, especially if you’ve read certain newspapers before. The artist’s comics are released daily, so pretty much 365 days a year, non-stop. Dan’s comics are featured in more than 300 newspapers, and many of us probably grew up reading them, as his art style might just be ingrained in our memory. It’s fair to say that the artist’s work brings a sense of nostalgia now.