Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
Dark Mode 
No fees, cancel anytime 
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.
Spud Comics have nothing to do with potatoes (although I've drawn some potato comics here and there). My grandfather's nickname for me was "Spud", so I thought I'd use that to name the funny comic strip ideas I'd draw on paper.
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
Final score:
374points
#3
Final score:
271points
A Short History of Comic Strips
Let’s begin our short historical exploration of funny strips by acknowledging ourselves with the term. A comic strip is a series of drawings arranged horizontally and vertically and meant to be read as a narrative or a chronological sequence. The drawings can (and usually are) be supplemented with captions or speech balloons to make it a bit spicier. So, a short story in a couple of drawings.
Now, onto the history of these popular strips. While one might think that the Egyptians started the trend of comic strips, this form of art actually came a bit later in our history, with the first examples dating back to Medieval times in Europe. It might amuse you to learn that the first
comic ideas were actually woven into tapestries! Usually, they depicted the deeds of noble knights and weren’t all that hilarious.
The first printed comic strips came into existence in the mid-18th century in England. There were a couple of prominent caricaturists at that time, and this is when funny clean comic strips woven into tapestries became a bit more raunchy and political, especially so when they wriggled their way into the newspapers, where they were usually used as a part of a satirical social commentary.
Nowadays, comic strips can span various topics—from comics on Baby Shark for kids to funny comic strips for adults; it is still a much-loved form of art.
#4
Final score:
266points
#6
Final score:
254points
#7
Final score:
246points
#8
Final score:
222points
#11
Final score:
196points
#12
Final score:
178points
#17
Final score:
143points
#20
Final score:
128points
#21
Final score:
127points
#22
Final score:
122points
#23
Final score:
117points
darknessIsMyOutfit 7 years ago
Don't knock the oatmeal raisin cookie they're fantastic I just made a batch yesterday because they're fantastic
#24
Final score:
117points
#27
Final score:
110points
#28
Final score:
108points
Šimon Špaček 7 years ago
Hey, I was making jokes about that few years ago! But man, you are much better in drawing.
#31
Final score:
103points
#33
Final score:
97points
#34
Final score:
89points
#35
Final score:
88points
#36
Final score:
83points
Vlad Horobet 7 years ago
I thought you need teeth to chew gum... oh, nvm, I guess they're some kind of baby sharks or piranha dressed as grumpy gold fish
#39
Final score:
77points
#41
Final score:
73points
#43
Final score:
70points
#44
Final score:
68points
#45
Final score:
68points
#46
Final score:
64points
#49
Final score:
59points
#51
Final score:
56points
#52
Final score:
52points
#54
Final score:
50points
Ana commented 7 years ago
Wow he knows how to not be disappointed :o not everyone has that skill .
Add New Image
Related on Bored Panda
