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Single-panel comics are extremely popular these days.
Single-panel comics are becoming increasingly popular in today’s digital age, offering readers a quick and humorous escape. From social media platforms to online publications, these bite-sized comics are capturing the attention of audiences all over the world. Single-panel comics, with their concise storytelling and clever punchlines, are proving to be an effective form of visual communication in today’s world. While art is subjective, single-panel comics allow artists to tell a concise story without dedicating months to it.
They are also easily shareable, making them a popular choice among social media users looking for a quick laugh or a relatable moment to make their day. In a world where attention spans are shorter than ever, single-panel comics provide the ideal balance of entertainment and brevity. Bogart Creek, the comic we’ll be focusing on today, is no different. They combine dark humour and twists in a lighthearted manner that not everyone can master. So, if you’ve always wanted to know what went bump in the night, these comics are right up your alley because they focus on the monstrous and gory side of things, which I personally enjoy.
Scroll down to see for yourself, with a trigger warning for (not very realistic) blood.
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#1 I would recommend only trying these yoga poses in the toilet.
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#2 Rest in peace.
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#3 I am sure they have to face similar situations every day.
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#4 Is this contraption for flying or swimming?
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#5 Who is going to eat whom in this particular scenario?
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#6 That does look like a silencer.
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#7 I wonder how long he has been sitting there, as the food does look fresh.
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#8 I think that the guy is going to get recycled very soon.
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#9 I sure am glad that the monster is hidden with the leaves.
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#10 Is this a painting or a window?
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Derek Evernden, the cartoonist behind Bogart Creek, is from Canada. In his comics, he has a knack for making bizarre and twisted situations appear normal and relatable. I would not describe his work as realistic, but he does make sure we don’t go too far into the bizarre.
Evernden’s dark humour and distinct style set his comics apart in the world of horror and gore. Bogart Creek stands out from other works in the genre due to his ability to blend the monstrous and the mundane.
#11 I am sure the tax dollars didn’t create this monster.
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#12 Who wouldn’t have nightmares when you are sleeping in a horrific tree hand?
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#13 The mouse is not the one going bump in the night.
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#14 The whale just wants to help the submarine.
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#15 How come he is not sleeping upside down?
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#16 They might even say that he deserved it.
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#17 A cat submitting to a mouse? Is this Tom and Jerry?
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#18 It is understandable that he would not be satisfied with this infinity pool.
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#19 One mouse is having a much harder time than the other.
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#20 This is why you don’t bring a cat to the laboratory.
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What are your thoughts about Bogart Creek? Have you always enjoyed dark humour, or did you only recently discover it? Did you enjoy Derek Evernden’s comics, or were they not to your taste? Comment below with your thoughts, and remember to share this story with your friends so they can enjoy some gory comics as well.
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