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27 Funny And Sometimes A Little Dark Comics By Skeleton Claw (New Pics)
Interview With Artist
Skeleton Claw is a webcomic series that has gained a significant following thanks to its combination of dark humor and quirky characters. Created by illustrator Andy, these comics feature bizarre scenarios and situations that range from the absurd to the poignant. Andy's unique style and off-beat sensibility have earned him a loyal fan base that eagerly awaits each new installment of the series.
During a previous interview with Bored Panda, Skeleton Claw's creator shared some interesting insights into his artistic process. He revealed that he draws inspiration from a variety of sources, including conversations with friends, long walks, and even his dreams. Once he has an idea, he will often write it down as a note on his phone before turning it into a fully-fledged cartoon drawing. If you would like to see more of Andy’s comics featured in Bored Panda posts, you can click here or here.
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Turanga Leela 2 years ago
Don't worry, the bomb will light everything up in less than a second :)
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Bored Panda reached out to Andy, the person behind Skeleton Claw comics. We wanted to find out more about his work and background as a comic artist. First, we asked how he decides on the themes and subjects for his stories. Andy told us: “Usually, they're from stray thoughts wandering around my head. I read stuff, talk with friends, walk around, etc., and somehow little random things get inside my head and bounce around my head for a while. Sometimes those random thoughts turn into comics.”
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The Original Bruno 2 years ago
This is really good... so good the idea should be sold/given to someone who can make wider use of it.
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Cardboard Box (He/She) 2 years ago
It's actually kinda funny google make incognito mode, it's like saying 'Yeah, you probably want to look at muscly men but don't want anyone to see, here!'
ChariotLee 2 years ago
Wanna read some cringe fanfics that you swore you'd never go back to? Incognito, and it's like it never happened!
Next, we were wondering what kind of feedback the artist values the most when it comes to his work. Andy said: “I love it when people share my stuff (as long as they give credit). It's as if they're saying 'I like this so much that I want other people to see it.' Please keep doing that.”
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White Sauce Hot Sauce 2 years ago
It's all money laundering and tax evasion.
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Ugh_What_Now 2 years ago
A man ducted taped a banana to wall... hundreds of thousands... even though the banana and duct tape constantly has to be replaced...meaning... it's not even his piece anymore??? FFS modern "art" really is a laundering scheme.
Anne 2 years ago
Those people flipped after a visitor ate it. Imagine having so little to worry about in your life
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Richard Thomas 2 years ago (edited)
Well, I'd argue art shouldn't be all about how much a work makes but like in so many other things in life its importance is shadowed by the all mighty dollar... Thanks capitalism.
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John Smith (he/him/xy/️) 2 years ago
Eh wait a bit longer. The seed can germinate no matter what happens to the fruit
We imagine creating the webcomic must have some challenges, so we asked Andy which aspect of creating his stories turns out to be the most difficult. The author said: “Consistency. The way my brain seems to work is that I'll get several good ideas in a row and feel really inspired, then suddenly all that creativity seems to evaporate and I have no motivation.”
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Ferdinand Humperdinck 2 years ago
So, first she had some freaking disease making her look old, but it froze her looks? Sounds like Bollywood.
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Dan Thompson 2 years ago
I knew a guy who owned a hearse. He once showed up at a house to "collect the body" of a guy who'd been a jerk to a mutual friend. The jerk wasn't dead, of course, and said so. Then the driver showed some mocked-up paperwork dated for two days in the future, pointed out the erroneous date, apologized, and left.
Asked about some subjects or themes that he hasn't tackled in his works yet, but would like to explore in the future, Andy mentioned comics about politics. He said: “I usually don't like drawing comics about politics. This is something I struggle with, since sometimes I think, 'Maybe I have an obligation to speak out since I have an audience.' But at the same time, it's not like there's a shortage of comedic political stuff. We're practically drowning in it. So for now, politics will probably remain a topic I only discuss occasionally.”
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Bridget AP 2 years ago
You murdered all those people, but then found Jesus and asked for forgiveness. Step on up!
Bouchra El Houda 2 years ago
Well as muslim , heavan have grades so the ones who work harder can get the better stuff in heavan and the best grade is firdwas which we always ask our lord to give is and help us work for it
Rabbit Of ill Portent 2 years ago
I'm intrigued about the Muslim's beliefs in the afterlife! I'll definitely be looking it up and seeing what it's all about ☺️
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Anthony Churko 2 years ago
Christianity says that doing one good thing ever in your whole life gets you into heaven?
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EarthGrowl 2 years ago
Our planet is loaded with pleasurable objects that make our struggle to survive a tiny bit more tolerable and Christians call them a Sin. How does that even make sense? Life isn't supposed to suck, the Iron Age religions that label everything as evil and bad make it suck. Suffering isn't Holy, Life is a Gift to be enjoyed and celebrated. Beer was one of humanity's first inventions. I bet farming started so they could make more beer!
Bouchra El Houda 2 years ago
Well you misunderstood the whole meaning of making such and such act as sin.... And farming didn't start to make beers :( it's for humanity to develop and have food
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Carrie VanHoose 2 years ago
Well, since charity begins at home I'll be taking this bad boy to the bank. YOINK!
StitchIsCuteAndFluffy 2 years ago
I’d use it to get through college. And buy my own small house out in the country. Save up for enough to live on. I’d give the rest to my family.
ButFirstCoffee 2 years ago
I am my own charity. As the saying goes in French: charité bien ordonnée commence par soi-même!
We wanted to know how important social media is for artists to promote and showcase their work. Andy told us: “Social media is a paradoxical force. It provides creators with the opportunity to cultivate an audience without relying on traditional publishing gatekeepers, paving the way for weirder artists to gain popularity. However, the social media platforms themselves can also be the worst enemy of comic artists. Their algorithms foster an addictive cycle, where a flood of likes and follows feels exhilarating, but a comic's lackluster performance can lead to dejection and frustration. The erratic nature of these algorithms makes posting feel like being subject to a capricious god, who whimsically bestows rewards and metes out punishment with equal unpredictability.”
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Bookworm 2 years ago
Play pineapple on pizza to get a rollercoaster of emotions. It's traumatic.
Gøøse 2 years ago
Bruh why are people so angry about pineapple on pizza. I bet at least 80% of you have never even tried it.
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Lauren Wilder 2 years ago
Wow this one is a true winner. Appreciate people now before it's too late...for you or them.
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No Name 2 years ago
why do people keep saying that? It's just a little black bar. I don't know what's the big deal?
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The artist continued: “As a comic creator, I try to focus on the aspects within my control, like honing my craft, improving my writing, and putting out content that genuinely resonates with me. Key emphasis on try.” Lastly, asked about his hopes related to what people can take away from his comics, Andy answered shortly: “If I can make just one person chuckle while they're on the toilet, then it is all worth it.”
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NonbinaryIdiot 2 years ago
*hug* if serious I have tips to calm down. If not I have hugs
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Federico Guerrero-Isaza 2 years ago
All being controlled by an electric bowl of tapioca with long tendrils that we call a "brain."
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freakingbee (they/them) 2 years ago
i once saw them censor the letter "m"
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ELLA HOLMES 2 years ago
These words do not need to be censored: c**p, b***h, s**t, a*s, a*****e
KrackerJack43 Canni-Bliss 2 years ago (edited)
I barely understand sensoring 4 letter words, but c**p? It is very apperant that political correctness has destroyed the fabric of America. As for me I will not sensor myself for anyone else's comfort. P**k that.
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Hampter 2 years ago
No offense here, I’m just curious… your pronouns are he/she? Do you go by both?
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The Original Bruno 2 years ago
In fairness, he plays a mean Bill Cosby intro, too. Several of them.
LUKE WILSON 2 years ago
look up the story of Robert Johnson, he did the exact same thing and sold his soul to the devil
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NotBoredPanda 2 years ago
lol.. This just reminds me of that one guy rating youtuber apologies
No Name 2 years ago
Is it just me or does it seem like no matter how many times you apologize, twitter, youtube, tiktok, etc will still be angry at you? This is why if I ever get cancelled for something, I ain't apologizing cause what would be the point?
Anna Ś 2 years ago (edited)
Because people who apologize either don't mean it (Shane Dawson for example) or are apologizing for doing something that's not this easily forgivable (if they spent their entire career being an awful person a "sorry" doesn't cut it, even if it's honest.) You apologize for doing something in a fit of emotions and then it can be easily forgiven with a simple "sorry". ...Why am I explaining basic kindergarten rules to you XD
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Marek Höger 2 years ago
if you apologize, you wrong and an a*****e if you dont, youre wrong and a*****e its almost like its almost like ya cant win
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
I think we are all tired of these apologies from celebrities and the like that occurs only after someone calls them out. Like, you aren't sorry you did someone heinous, you just don't want to lose the money and fame you get from the people that your actions hurt
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Rosa Mardani 2 years ago
me and my lil bro every night... just with wrestling instead XDDDDDDDDDDDD
Flemming Pedersen 2 years ago
He could, or, because the guy trying to do the armbar hasn't stretched his legs, he could also just roll to his side and elbow him in the groin or do a reversal.
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Ferdinand Humperdinck 2 years ago
Does not compute. Intentionally, I know, but meh..
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Tooky-Potato-fish-101-404message failure 2 years ago
Oh no there’s c”m coming outta his hands instead of webs 👁️👄👁️
Dawn Harris 2 years ago
All of these SUCKED... maybe I'm too old to "get" current humor...if that's what you call these cartoons 🙄😵💫🤨
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What do you think ?
Phyzzi 2 years ago
This was some real edgy middle school humor, but at least it's not more 'art about what's wrong with our society'.
Allison Dobbin 2 years ago
Fun,entertaining, and had some silly BP censoring! Exactly what I was expecting!
Phyzzi 2 years ago
This was some real edgy middle school humor, but at least it's not more 'art about what's wrong with our society'.
Allison Dobbin 2 years ago
Fun,entertaining, and had some silly BP censoring! Exactly what I was expecting!
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