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Easter usually sticks to a familiar script—chocolate, pastel colors, polite little traditions that don’t ask too many questions. But in the hands of cartoonist Mark Parisi, that neat version of the holiday starts to unravel pretty quickly.
Through his long-running Off The Mark comics, Parisi takes those same familiar symbols and pushes them just far enough to reveal something stranger underneath. Eggs aren’t just decorations here; they think, react, and occasionally spiral. Bunnies aren’t entirely trustworthy. And the whole holiday starts to feel less like a tradition and more like a situation slightly out of control.
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Across these comics, everyday Easter imagery gets quietly twisted into something sharper and funnier. Eggs deal with identity issues, bunnies create unexpected chaos, and nothing quite behaves the way it’s supposed to. The humor doesn’t rely on exaggeration alone; it comes from taking a simple idea and nudging it just off balance.
What makes Parisi’s work stand out is how much is happening beneath the surface. The jokes often sit in the details, in the timing, or in a visual cue you might miss at first glance. It’s the kind of humor that lands quickly, but lingers just long enough to make you go back and catch what you didn’t see the first time.
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So if Easter has always felt a little too predictable, these comics offer a different version of it, one where things don’t quite add up, and that’s exactly the point.
Scroll down to see 50 of Mark Parisi’s Easter-themed comics, and don’t be surprised if they change the way you look at the holiday, even just a little.
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Sea Squirrel 1 hour ago
Funny, but I found some eggs twice ... which makes it a long read (like, at this moment, 6&19 and 25&44)
Sea Squirrel 1 hour ago
Funny, but I found some eggs twice ... which makes it a long read (like, at this moment, 6&19 and 25&44)
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