Since we know how much our Bored Panda community loves dark humor, today we decided to feature a hilarious comic series by Jacob Breckenridge. "Stressmuseum" is a collection of strips showcasing absurd situations, witty dialogues, and unexpected twists. The artist, based in New York, shares his work on Instagram, and his audience is constantly growing.
We reached out to Jacob to find out more about “Stressmuseum” and the inspiration for his work. The author of the series shared with us: “I’m influenced by underground comics and single-panel cartoonists. Some of my favorite artists are Gary Larson, Gahan Wilson, Joost Swarte.”
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Kinda reminds me of the story of a guy who tried to get revenge on a kid who kept cutting across his lawn when heading home from school. He tried spraying the kid with the garden hose, but the kid would just stand there and let himself get soaked. Turns out, the kid had soccer practice after school and was all hot and sweaty, so he welcomed the soaking.
"I'm so nice that I don't want you to suffer the stress and hardship that comes with the job."
It occurs to me that no one at BP knows what "dark humour" is. Not one of these is darker than a peanuts strip.
Technically, the title said if you enjoy dark humor you'll probably enjoy these too... Not that they are dark humor. But I was disappointed, too.
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It occurs to me that no one at BP knows what "dark humour" is. Not one of these is darker than a peanuts strip.
Technically, the title said if you enjoy dark humor you'll probably enjoy these too... Not that they are dark humor. But I was disappointed, too.
Load More Replies...Dark humour is like the antidote to what I put in the work punch-bowl...
