No dark twists. Just "I spend all my time crying, the animals get along as corpses, I am overcome with anxiety, my boss blames me for everything, I don't make meaningful change in my life, I can't see myself as grown because of my comparison with others, evolution was a trap, I am driven by spite, I am going to die alone, the plane is crashing, the mermaid is stuck as an animal, the human is lonely and overworked, my parents are emotionally abusive, the light at the end of the tunnel will eat you, parents are nags, cut animals eat each other, dinosaurs hopes are dashed through mass extinction, I'm a lonely workaholic, kids are boring enough to kill me, everyone has generational trauma, you've never done anything of value with your life, life is suffering, we subject the strongest forces of the universe to menial tasks, I am haunted by failure, I hate myself, you never truly know your friends, people stay together not out of love but out of a fear of rejection... (remainder of comment cut off, too many examples)

a lot of these did have slight dark twists. are you one of those people that thinks problematic s**t like racism is dark humor?

I agree, dark humour needs a lot of context. These four panel comics are satirical and pointed, but not "dark" dark has to go beyond everyday observances. Examples: In Bruges; It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia; Peep Show; The Restraint of Beasts; Trainspotting; Wilf.