30+ Funny Comics That Will Make You Laugh and Question Our Reality

Are you ready for this?

These comics start with tiny, chaotic moments, like “What?” “Would you?” and “What was that?” And somehow, they keep escalating until your brain goes, wait, is this just funny, or is it quietly questioning reality?

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The artist comes from a small town with limited opportunities, so the work never tries to impress art critics. It’s built for normal people, the ones who recognize themselves in the awkward pauses, the pet-dog thoughts, and the everyday absurdity. Then lockdown hits, and suddenly the whole world feels like a warped panel, turning global weirdness, sarcastic observations, and humdrum routines into short visual narratives that hit too close to home.

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It’s laughter, but it also feels like evidence.

1. What?

Comic panel showing a baffled person questioning a strange event, “Would you?”amiiillustrates.com
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2. Would you?

2. Would you?amiiillustrates.com
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3. What was that?

3. What was that?amiiillustrates.com

4. A little birdie

4. A little birdieamiiillustrates.com

5. Goes like that

5. Goes like thatamiiillustrates.com

6. The laughter workshop

6. The laughter workshopamiiillustrates.com

The moment the comics ask “What?” and “Would you?” you can almost hear the artist’s small-town humor landing on your screen.</p>

The artist says:

I come from a small town with very limited opportunities or career prospects, which meant that throughout my childhood, I hadn’t fathomed making much of myself, let alone through my artwork. This means that I approached my practice without intentions to impress art critics, but instead to express myself and speak to people like me—normal people—on a human level, poking fun at life and having a laugh.When you grow up in unfortunate conditions, you find value in laughter and imagination. So, when my work can relate to someone’s normal life and encourage a smile, it makes me feel good.

7. Deep thoughts

7. Deep thoughtsamiiillustrates.com

8. The moon

8. The moonamiiillustrates.com

9. Bad boy- good boy

9. Bad boy- good boyamiiillustrates.com

10. A crown

10. A crownamiiillustrates.com

11. How hungry?

11. How hungry?amiiillustrates.com

12. Don't throw away gifts

12. Don't throw away giftsamiiillustrates.com

13. Field

Funny comic with hungry character and humorous gift-giving, then “Nice bears” and “Honey, I’m home.”amiiillustrates.com

It’s giving the same energy as a roommate refusing to split unexpected kitten adoption costs.

14. Nice bears

14. Nice bearsamiiillustrates.com

15. Honey, I'm home

15. Honey, I'm homeamiiillustrates.com

16. The sad truth

16. The sad truthamiiillustrates.com

17. Tall dark stranger

17. Tall dark strangeramiiillustrates.com

18. Christmas present

18. Christmas presentamiiillustrates.com

19. Wow

Christmas-themed comic featuring a tall dark stranger and a present, followed by cheetah joke.amiiillustrates.com

20. Oh, poor cheetahs

20. Oh, poor cheetahsamiiillustrates.com

21. Just in case

21. Just in caseamiiillustrates.com

22. Bad photo

22. Bad photoamiiillustrates.com

23. Weird

Series of comics, including a bad photo and “just in case,” with water flow scene.amiiillustrates.com

24. Water flow

24. Water flowamiiillustrates.com

25. Just another day

25. Just another dayamiiillustrates.com

26. Make it two

26. Make it twoamiiillustrates.com

27. Someone is watching

27. Someone is watchingamiiillustrates.com

28. Losing weight

28. Losing weightamiiillustrates.com

29. Leaving

29. Leavingamiiillustrates.com

30. Not that much

30. Not that muchamiiillustrates.com Lockdown-era comic panel about leaving and not that much, reflecting odd thoughts.amiiillustrates.com

Then the lockdown wave rolls in, and the same characters who were just living their lives suddenly feel like they’re being watched, as in “Someone is watching.”</p>

After that, the panels get weirder in the best way, from “A little birdie” to “The moon,” like the universe can’t stop making punchlines.</p>

And by the time you hit “The sad truth” and “Oh, poor cheetahs,” you realize the whole thing is one long, laughing “here’s what life looks like.”</p>

As many can empathize, the lockdown ushered in a wave of peculiar thoughts. These short visual narratives evolved into a medium for expressing this strangeness—be it a sarcastic observation on global happenings, a hilariously warped view of the humdrum of everyday life, or a glimpse into the mind of a pet dog. Her comics became a resonating mirror of life in all its eccentricity.

Nobody expects a cartoon to make you laugh and question your reality, but these ones do.

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