Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
No fees, cancel anytime.
Dark Mode 
No fees, cancel anytime 
Miles Erickson, the creator behind the wildly funny comics of “My Gums Are Bleeding,” has a sharp, sardonic sense of humor that makes his work impossible to ignore. His comics are bold, irreverent, and perfectly crafted for anyone who loves a laugh with a little edge.
The cartoonist started sharing his series on his personal Instagram account back in eighth grade, but the comics quickly took on a life of their own. Today, his fanbase continues to grow, and once you scroll through his work, it’s easy to see why so many people can’t get enough of Miles’s unique comedic style.
What stands out in his most recent strips is the way he draws inspiration from current events and politics, cleverly weaving commentary about the world and its people into his comics. The result is humor that’s not only biting and absurd but also surprisingly timely, making his work even more engaging.
More info: Instagram | Instagram | x.com | threads.com
This post may include affiliate links.
RELATED:
#6
#15
Rick Murray 1 hour ago
I think that's a little too learned - I wonder how many ordinary people know boulder-dude by name? Or at all, come to think of it.
#16
Am I Funny? Maybe or maybe not 3 hours ago
Leather is made from reptile skin, if mammals are very rare. So they are wearing other dinos.
#20
#21
TotallyNOTAFox 3 hours ago (edited)
Let's be honest, the Disney Star Wars movies weren't good for sevaral other reasons, too. Blaming "Youtube grifters" and misogony only goes so far as defence for suboptimal productions - But studios (both for movies and games) love to put all the blame on the consumers before admitting that they did a bad job
#26
#34
Auntriarch 5 hours ago
He majored in animal husbandry, until they caught him at it. RIP Tom Lehrer
#40
Rick Murray 1 hour ago
I'd think I unalived and gone to heaven if I saw a Big Mac that looked anything even remotely like that, and not the usual squishy-roadkill that gets served up.
#45
Rick Murray 1 hour ago
Success would be nice, but I rather feel that fame would be more a curse than a blessing. I so much as fart and there would be a BP article about me with an "interview with an expert" not to mention a pile of photos and/or vitriol on sites like The Daily Heil, I mean Fail...sorry, Mail. 😂 Let somebody else, of whatever age, deal with that, and I'll live in blissful underpaid obscurity.
#51
#57
Add New Image
Related on Bored Panda
