Chris Hallbeck describes himself as a roughly human shaped collection of anxieties held together by caffeine and curiosity. He’s been publishing comics on the internet since 2006 and is an author of several books that you can find on Amazon. He lives in Michigan with his wife, two children, and a small worm in the back of his skull that whispers comic ideas to him. Scroll down to see some of his funniest four-panel comics and check out Part 1 for even more! If you enjoyed these comics and wish to see more, check out Part 1 that we previously published on this site and a ..read more

Looking for a unique way to display your faith in a blasphemous and funny way? Look no further than the bungee jumping Jesus wall-mounted cross! This cross is sure to turn heads. And maybe even lead to physical altercation. Made from pine wood, this cross is not only a conversation starter, but also a sturdy addition to any wall. Measuring 5.5 inches in width, 15 inches in height, it’s the perfect size to be noticed without taking up too much space. The Jesus figure itself measures 5.5 inches tall and 4.7 inches wide and is expertly crafted to look like it is actually jumping off the cross. B ..read more

Bill’s journey into cartooning began in the 5th grade when he started replicating cartoons from The New Yorker. Eventually, he developed his own unique style, focusing heavily on the art itself. However, he quickly realized his characters needed something to do and say, so he created a quirky world for them to inhabit. According to Bill Whitehead, great cartoonists entertain others by entertaining themselves first – which is exactly how his cartoons come to be. Keep scrolling to see some of our top picks and don’t forget to check out Part 1 for more! If you enjoyed thes ..read more

Chris Hallbeck is a roughly human shaped collection of anxieties held together by caffeine and curiosity. He’s been publishing comics on the internet since 2006 with his single panel comic The Book of Biff, followed by his multi-panel strip Maximumble – all his books can be found on Amazon. He was the co-writer and artist for Unshelved at the end of it’s run which led to co-creating the similarly themed Library Comic. With the addition of his voice and animation, his comics have found an audience of millions of followers across TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. He lives in Michigan with his wife ..read more

Anjali Chandrashekar (honestly, we have no idea how to correctly pronounce her last name) is an Indian cartoonist based in New York. She has been a contributing cartoonist to The New Yorker since 2021. Scroll down to check out her best cartoons! If you like the single-panel comic format and wish to see more, check out our archive of similar cartoonists! The post The Funniest Single-Panel Comics by Anjali Chandrashekar first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more

Potatoes can sometimes grow into unusual shapes, including those that resemble butts, due to a combination of factors related to their growth and environment. Despite their quirky appearances, potatoes that look like butts are generally safe to eat, so you should not hold yourself back and proceed to take a bite out of a potato butt. We’ve previously featured mushroom butts, tree butts, and starfish butts. Obviously, potato butt gallery was long overdue… The post The World’s Greatest Gallery of Potato Butts first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more

Scott Johnston is a little-known artist who draws cartoons almost daily mostly for his own amusement. He hasn’t achieved much traction on social media sites  – that’s why encourage you to follow his Instagram account, so he gets inspiration to make more funny stuff. Scroll down to see some of the funniest examples of his work and check out Part 1 for even more! If you enjoyed these cartoons and wish to see more of Scott’s work, check out Part 1 that we have previously featured on this fabulous site! The post The Funniest Single-Panel Comics by Scott Johnston (Part ..read more

If you thought the usual survival kits were just for hiking, think again! The Shart Survival Kit is here to save your behind – literally. Perfect for those unexpected moments when your stomach has other plans, this kit is like an airbag for your dignity (or what’s left of it). Because when life gives you lemons, sometimes you just need a really good clean-up crew. Each kit comes with a pair of disposable undies, pack of wet wipes, tissue pack, instruction brochure, and a survival badge that tells the world that you are a proud survivor of shart attack. Perfect for all kinds off occasions: mus ..read more

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Picasso once claimed. For Frankey this problem simply does not exist. Drawing inspiration from both childhood memories and a fascination with present-day life and culture, his work takes many forms yet is always recognisable through its playful creativity and light touch of mischief. Frankey currently lives and works in Amsterdam, with his work having been displayed in various exhibitions and solo shows in the Netherlands, Italy, Germany and US. Scroll down to see the best examples! The p ..read more

Scott Johnston draws cartoons almost daily mostly for his own amusement. He hasn’t achieved much traction on social media sites and is not well-known in the cartoonist community. That’s why we decided to promote Scott’s work and compile this gallery of our favorite cartoons. Scroll down to see them all! If you like the single-panel comic format and wish to see more, check out our archive of similar cartoonists! The post The Funniest Single-Panel Comics by Scott Johnston first appeared on Sad and Useless Humor ..read more