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Let us introduce you to DARKnoodle comics, cartoons blending dark humor and surreal storytelling. Created by a talented artist, these comics feature simple yet expressive drawings that bring to life a world where absurdity meets reality.
What sets DARKnoodle apart is its ability to tackle deep and sometimes existential themes with a light-hearted approach. The comics often explore the quirks of human nature, the oddities of everyday life, and the strangeness of existence itself. Whether you're a fan of dark humor or just looking for something different, DARKnoodle comics are sure to leave a lasting impression.
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kelsischloe1986 1 year ago
I've never understood people asking. How are you doing then getting upset when the person actually answers the question. Also, a greeting is hi or hello. How are you doing? Is not ag greeting and I'm not sure why people think it is. I have been perplexed by this entire life.
Mia Black 1 year ago
I hate this. It feels unhonest to ask or say something you doesn't mean. I know it's just a saying I'm some parts of the world but I prefer when I really know what's meant and don't have to assume/guess....I prefer the northern straightness, even if it feels cold towards some people. At least I am honest.
Bored Panda reached out to the artist behind DARKnoodle comics to learn more about them and their creative process. The cartoonist shared that they started making comics on a whim in June of 2018. "I have a very strange and sometimes dark sense of humor, so I always have a hard time expressing to someone why I just started chuckling to myself for seemingly no reason. I've been doodling and drawing my whole life, so I decided to just start trying to put some of my ideas on paper."
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LovePsychos 1 year ago
They weren't lazy, they just figured it would be look nice all year around.
The artist spends around 3 to 4 hours on average to create one comic. "I don't have a creative process. Ideas just pop into my head sometimes, and if I can make it work for a comic, I do it. It often doesn't work when I sit down and actually try to think of something funny."
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DARKnoodle comics often explore dark and surreal themes, so we asked the artist what draws them to these types of stories. "The reason I lean towards 'dark' humor is because comedy is almost exclusively based on shock. Even the clean jokes are funny only when you don't see the punchline coming, when you are taken off guard by it. It just so happens that dark and bizarre humor lends itself to that concept more easily, in my opinion. I just like it."
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Kael jones 1 year ago
Make something idiot-proof, and a wave of even dumber idiots will screw it up somehow
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sophia Mann 1 year ago
At least they're not knocking three times! DW fans will def get the joke
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A lot of artists face struggles while doing creative work. For the artist behind DARKnoodle comics, the biggest challenge is finding the time at the moment. "I'm married with two kids, have a full-time job, and I'm working on my bachelor's degree. I haven't put out a new comic in over a year, but I'm not done. I'm just very busy at the moment. I'll never be done because the most rewarding thing about it is seeing something that I thought was just a weird little piece of my brain somehow appealing to hundreds or sometimes thousands of other people. It makes me feel connected. And it feels good to know I've made someone laugh."
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kelsischloe1986 1 year ago
This gave me an idea. Remake the movie jaws and throughout the film the shark has speech bubbles above its head making sarcastic comments about how stupid the people are. I would so watch it if the shark could share its thoughts.
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kelsischloe1986 1 year ago
They sure do! They make a mockery of a man trying to survive in the desert. Ha! I'll see myself out. :)
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MyName'sLisaMontoyaYouKiltMyPa 1 year ago
I do the paper under the cup thing to put them outside.
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MyName'sLisaMontoyaYouKiltMyPa 1 year ago
I always feel bad when I sweep up a critter and hope that it wasn’t too mangled to survive.
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Lotekguy 1 year ago (edited)
That's not censorship. That's what his excrement looks like. Not nice to make fun of a serious medical condition resulting from too few pixels in his diet
Load More Replies... Kael jones 1 year ago
Omg! thanks BP for saving me from the scary word spelled p o o p! I would’ve had PTSD if I saw that word!
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Ryan Mercer 1 year ago
We really have misapplied the social norm of saying "bless you."
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What do you think ?
Rayne OfSalt 1 year ago
So where's the "dark" part of these, BP? Do ya's actually know what dark humour is?
Anthony Fuentes 1 year ago
I wouldn't say that all 40 are filled with dark humor. Some yes and they were darkly humorous.
Rayne OfSalt 1 year ago
So where's the "dark" part of these, BP? Do ya's actually know what dark humour is?
Anthony Fuentes 1 year ago
I wouldn't say that all 40 are filled with dark humor. Some yes and they were darkly humorous.
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