We love the single-panel comic format because of its simplicity. The humor is condensed into one illustration, brief dialogue, and minimalist style. It’s quite a challenge to blend all these elements into one and achieve a hilarious outcome. Mat Barton is definitely one of the artists who has mastered this art. Mat is a cartoonist living in Portland, OR. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, The National Lampoon, Private Eye, New Mobility and other publications. Scroll down to check out his best cartoons! If you enjoyed these cartoons and want to see more from simila ..read more

Plates. A simple round surface on which we put food. An item so mundane, you’d probably think that someone’s crazy if they said that they’re entertained by them. Well, Kamila Majcher creates plates that are actually entertaining to look at. She calls this project Very Ugly Plates and here we have collected some of our favorites. The post Funny And Slightly Offensive Plates by Kamila Majcher first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more

Kate Curtis is an experienced award-winning art director, illustrator and painter with a career history encompassing senior creative positions in major Australian advertising agencies. Not only has she been widening her focus to include graphic novels and children’s books, more recently her cartoons have appeared in The New Yorker magazine. Her social media following is quite small, so she may be not so well-known outside Australia, so check out her Instagram account and show her some love! If you enjoyed these cartoons and want to see more from similar artists, check o ..read more

Frank Cotham’s work has been seen regularly around the world, for over three decades now, in the pages of The New Yorker, so he is the guy responsible for all those cartoons that make you chuckle awkwardly in The New Yorker because you don’t fully understand them but laugh anyway to seem sophisticated. He’s like the magician of the cartoon world, turning confusing social situations into hilariously cryptic drawings. Scroll down to see some of the funniest examples! If you enjoyed these cartoons and want to see more from similar artists, check out our archive! We have to ..read more

Have you ever looked at your lawn and thought, “What this really needs is a hybrid between a fruit and a bird? Well, you are in luck, because the Banana Duck Lawn Ornament is here to quack up your garden game! First off, let’s talk about the design. This thing is the epitome of whimsical genius. The vibrant yellow hue is not just eye-catching; it’s practically blinding. You won’t need any other lawn decorations because these bad boys are the Beyoncé of garden ornaments – stealing all the attention with their curvaceous, potassium-rich bodies. Craftsmanship? Absolutely top-notch. These aren’t ..read more

Ken Krimstein is a cartoonist, author, and educator whose work appears in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Chicago Tribune. He teaches at DePaul University and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Soon his latest book Einstein in Kafkaland will be released, you can pre-order it on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of his funniest cartoons! If you enjoyed these cartoons, support his work by pre-ordering his latest book Einstein in Kafkaland on Amazon! Please note that this site is reader-supported. When you buy through links on ou ..read more

You have probably using Instagram for long enough to have definitely noticed that many people use filters, however some don’t know when to stop and overdo it. The r/InstagramReality subreddit happily sheds light on those who take things too far. While the appeal of matching your photos with athletes or supermodels is understandable, taking it to such extreme is absurd. The addiction is real. Don’t do it. Just say no! P.S. Check out Part 1 here. If you had a good laugh at these pictures, check out Part 1 for even more! The post Instagram Reality: When People Fail To Use F ..read more

Joe Biden’s debate disaster has gotten the meme treatment from social media. He sounded tired and hoarse, frequently stumbled over his words and on one occasion completely lost his train of thought and trailed off into silence, it sparked a hilarious meme-fest across social media platforms. Scroll down to see the funniest examples! The post The Funniest Trump vs. Biden Debate Memes And Reactions first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more

Most signs are pretty boring and made just to deliver information in a simple way. Like “do not enter” or “no littering”. But occasionally, you will encounter one that is out of the ordinary. The Give Me a Sign Facebook group features such signs. They are often funny, witty, and cleverly play on words. Scroll down to see the best examples! The post Hilarious Signs From “Give Me a Sign” Facebook Group first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more

Icelandic cartoonist Hugleikur Dagsson is a master of dark humor and offensive jokes. As the artist states on his site, he has been “breathing air and making jokes” ever since he was born. Here we have collected some of his best cartoons from his famous books series, but you can see more of his stuff in this cartoons gallery or by getting one of his many books on Amazon. If you enjoyed this gallery, we suggest that you check out Hugleikur Dagsson’s books on Amazon. Please note that this site is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we ..read more