30 Times An Artist Made People Laugh Out Loud With His Satire And Deadpan Humor Comics
This unique kind of humor is sure to make your day worthwhile.
Steve’s comics don’t ease you in, they hit you with a deadpan punchline and dare you not to laugh. One panel you’re nodding along, the next you’re snorting at something absurd like “Don’t fall for the bait” or a dog rocking up with cones like it’s totally normal.
The best part is how he keeps switching the vibe, colorful chaos, black-and-white stares, and text-only jokes that feel like they were overheard in the wild. You’ll get a train driver interview in the UK, then immediately it’s “Why is there a roundabout at every supermarket exit?” or a fortune teller interview where the voodoo maps are absolutely not the move.
By the time you reach the last few, like “Mow problem” and “Hooray! You could say this tree looks… stumped,” you realize the whole point is simple: Steve wants you laughing, even if you didn’t see the trap coming.
1. Pigs in a blanket lol
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4. Don’t be scared to try something new
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5. It was all he wanted
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Right after “Pigs in a blanket lol,” the joke turns into bait-and-switch energy with “Don’t fall for the bait,” like your brain is the one getting pranked.
The artist develops a distinct style of sarcasm and deadpan comedy, alternating between colorful, black-and-white, and text-based humor with illustrations.
6. A train driver interview in the UK
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7. Why is there a roundabout at every supermarket exit?
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8. I thought he was introducing him 😂
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9. Cat gets stuck in a tree
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10. Swat? So what? 😂
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11. We need a skip intro in real life
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12. I love the diversity
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This also hits like a viral comic’s brutal comment that ended a friendship.
13. Lobster chef
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14. Hose in different area codes
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15. Fortune teller interview
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16. Careful with voodoo maps
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17. Blood would probably work better
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18. The “H” problem!
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19. Haha, excellent! Also, my commiserations
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20. Spacesuit
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21. Hipster workout
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22. Tap here. I thought he would dance on the scanner
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23. Better news, tbh
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24. Sparkling water
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25. Sting vs Stingsss
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26. The Roofs of Egypt
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27. Dog cones
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28. Housefly
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29. Hooray! You could say this tree looks… stumped
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30. Mow problem
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And then, just when you think you’ve caught the rhythm, it’s “A train driver interview in the UK,” followed by “Why is there a roundabout at every supermarket exit?” for maximum confusion.
The humor gets even sharper when “Careful with voodoo maps” shows up, because “Blood would probably work better” is the kind of line that makes you laugh and question your surroundings.
By the time you hit the plant-themed chaos of “Hooray! You could say this tree looks… stumped” and “Mow problem,” you’re all in, because the sarcasm never lets up.
Although Steve's comics are created in a straightforward, cartoonish, and crude style, featuring dry, sardonic, and bizarre jokes, the artist's intention is always to make people laugh. Steve is constantly looking for ways to improve his comics.
You've read his works just once, and I bet they didn't let you down. Please leave a comment below with your thoughts on them.
One read, and you’re pretty sure Steve is the problem, in the funniest way possible.
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