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25 New Comics By This Artist That Offer Funny Interpretations Of Everyday Life And Ridiculous Situations
Interview With Artist
Today we’re excited to bring you the latest comics by James Sandoval, the artist behind the “But a Jape” series. Some of you may remember his work from our previous posts, but for those who are new to his comics, we hope you enjoy his unique style.
What makes this series stand out is James' love for experimenting with different formats. He often introduces fresh ideas for storylines and characters, placing them in absurd situations filled with quirky humor and unexpected twists. Dive in and check out his most recent works by scrolling down.
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Mimi La Souris 1 year ago
I would never understand this kind of censorship. not only it focuses attention on the word, without no one would pay attention and above all, eradicate a word will never disappear (and should not) from history what it represents
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Apatheist Account2 2 years ago
Having to pay for an ambulance is absurd. People who hate the UK - you should be grateful.
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
I'm sure the orange hair is totally an accident, and doesn't refer to anyone in particular :P
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Jrog 2 years ago (edited)
[OLD STUFF SPOILERS AHEAD] This is an overused trope... The Sixth Sense did this, to no one with half a brain surprise after the first 20 minutes. "Live on Mars" / "Ashes" pulled the same BS, twice. Lost, in its meaningless wandering and making up stuff on the go, toys with this plot device a few times. Archer, Sopranos, My Name is Earl, the Twin Peaks reboot, all used a variation of this for a few season to try and power through their respective severe creative crisises.
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Jrog 2 years ago (edited)
It's a pointer to a common harassing tactic that emerged on Reddit, where users may anonymously send a "Mental help" message to other users. It became common a few months ago when some... ehm.. "politically charged" user groups started to regularly abuse the tool in order to silence people who were fact checking against propaganda, fighting misinformation or expressing indignation on war crimes. I got a few myself, after a while it is a nuisance.
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