21 Sarcastic Yet Funny Comics About Daily Life That Will Crack You Up
The strips were created by two Danish artists who were inspired by events occurring in the USA.
A good laugh during breaks at work can sometimes make your day. So today, we're giving you just that.
We'll share with you some comics that may be sarcastic but will surely entertain you. Perhaps you want to invite your friend to join in on the fun too!
The strips we've curated today are from WUMO comics, created by Danish artists Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler.
Most people can surely relate to how these comics portray the ironies and absurdities of life in the present time. The duo became an underground sensation and has successfully reached many people in Europe with their witty humor and entertaining comics.
Initially, their American life-inspired comics were published in Politiken, a newspaper in Denmark. Their comics eventually reached American shores when they were featured in The Washington Post.
This only proves that funny comics will always delight different kinds of people. When you look at the themes of WUMO comics, you'll notice that the duo illustrates the irony found in life, relationships, celebrities, movies, and well-known events.
This will surely be right up your alley if you love comics that are witty, sarcastic, and funny all at the same time. So scroll down and enjoy these comic strips we've collected for you.
1. Is this what you call an evolution?
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4. It's all the barista's fault!
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5. The former president's supporters
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6. Snowman caught red-handed
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7. A discovery on Mars
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8. Such is life
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9. How employees react when they get caught watching NSFW content
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10. One of the problems of a first-world country
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11. Normal people (us) vs. the 1%
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12. Getting inflicted by the Kanye West Disease
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13. An absurd roleplay
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14. Garfield isn't too happy about Grumpy Cat taking over his role
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15. How the Hunger Games came to be
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16. Taking things literally
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17. The problems of rich people
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18. How the joke backfired
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19. Watching Netflix on a first date is a bad idea.
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20. Too lazy to type.
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21. How to stop family members from checking their phones all the time
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When it finally ran in The Washington Post, the Danish duo Wulff and Morgenthaler felt that it was something that needed to happen for them and for the country. Achieving this kind of success is special to them because the stories they depicted were inspired by the USA.
They were thrilled to finally showcase their creative work to the country that inspired them to create comics.
Among the past projects of this duo was the animated sitcom in Denmark titled "The Pandas." Wulff also works as a stand-up comedian.
Morgenthaler, on the other hand, works as a filmmaker. He was at the helm of the adult animated film “Princess.”
They made it their mission to enter the US market and were filled with joy and excitement after getting published in an American daily newspaper.
The name WUMO is a combination of the duo's surnames.
