Dark comics

There's no light without darkness. The world would be quite boring if irony and sarcasm didn't exist. I mean, what would be the point of telling jokes if they were obvious? It would just kill the excitement. The joke becomes a lot funnier when it takes the other person a second to get it. The

These aren't your normal Saturday morning cartoons, they've got a bit of a dark twist to them, but you like that don't you?

“Nodding off. A fear submitted by Emily to https://t.co/YiqTHPyHYz - thanks! Happy Halloween, everybody! You can check out my Deep Dark Fears in your local library, local bookstore, at online retailers, and everywhere books are sold! https://t.co/YusnYm7eB4 for more information!”

A few years ago we (writer Ehud Lavski and illustrator Yael Nathan), began creating short comics and uploading them to the internet.

Skeletons, vampires, Spider-Man, Man Sandwich, and many more interesting characters can be seen in the comics by Andy, called Skeleton Claw.

Finding dark humor without making people uncomfortable is a difficult task, as those kind of puns walk a fine line between humor and sensitivity. Striking a balance between the two is crucial, as different people have different thresholds for what they find funny or offensive. Puns, regardless of their nature, require a deep understanding of