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There is no shortage of comics about everyday life, yet few artists manage to capture its particular blend of anxiety, affection, awkwardness, and absurdity quite as accurately as Krysten Bevilaqua, the creator behind Bevs Comics. Since launching the series in 2018, Bev has built a loyal following by turning familiar emotional experiences into sharp, funny, and surprisingly insightful observations. Whether she's poking fun at overthinking, social discomfort, relationships, or the often irrational attachment people have to their pets, her comics have a way of making readers feel both seen and entertained.
What makes Bev's work stand out is her ability to find humor in situations that most people rarely talk about openly. The spirals of self-doubt, the awkward attempts at communication, the internal debates that somehow become full-scale dramas inside our heads, these moments form the foundation of her storytelling. Her comics often begin with something small and ordinary before revealing a truth that feels instantly recognizable. The result is a body of work that doesn't rely on punchlines alone but on the realization that many of us are navigating the same emotional territory.
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That balance between comedy and honesty has become one of the defining qualities of Bevs Comics. As Bev previously told Bored Panda, what matters most to her is helping people feel "a little more understood or comforted" through her work. She has also described her comics as something that feels "like a warm hug," and that warmth is easy to recognize throughout her stories. Beneath the humor and exaggerated reactions is a genuine understanding of the messy, confusing, and often hilarious reality of being human. Scroll down to enjoy a fresh collection of comics and see why so many readers find a little bit of themselves in Bev's work.
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Kate Johnson 1 day ago
I love that my therapist and psychiatrist keep telling me that I'm doing well and that it's all worth it because *I'm* worth it, and dagnabbit, I feel like crying again, because it means so much to me that they see me as someone who deserves to be happy... no matter how I'm feeling, they are such great cheerleaders! It's almost completely telehealth, and it means the world to have two such amazing women believe in me and the work I've put in trying to not be such a s***w-up with such intense feelings. To Christine K. and Dr. Vasu: Thank you. Thank you for believing in me even when I don't. Thank you for propping me up. Thank you, you amazing ladies!
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43Duckies 2 days ago
Mine doesn't say, "You should do xyz...", it says "What if you accidentally drove over the edge and then couldn't get out of the car?" or "What if you somehow accidentally stuck your cane into the spokes of that person's bicycle? It would be horrifying!! Better tense up and hold onto your cane extra tight as you walk by, edging as far away from the road as possible just in case."
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Andrew Keir 2 days ago
No need to get sharky about it, there are plenty more - oh, apparently they've been fished out.
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Andrew Keir 2 days ago
Small eyes. Cute kids have large eyes. It's in the constitution somewhere.
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Lauren Holmes 1 day ago
I have kids. I go outside. I exercise. I eat right. Still depressed 🙄
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Lauren Holmes 1 day ago
I have kids. I go outside. I exercise. I eat right. Still depressed 🙄
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