Joe Dator describes himself as a cartoonist, harpoonist, and balloonist. He has been publishing his work in The New Yorker since 2006 and has also contributed cartoons to MAD magazine and Esquire. He has also published couple of books which you can get on Amazon. Scroll down to see some of our favorite cartoons!
Mark Parisi is the award-winning cartoonist from Massachusetts, USA. He is best known for the long-running comics series “Off The Mark”. These comics are filled with light-hearted humor and clever observations that will surely make you smile. In his own words: “I’ve wanted to cartoon since I could hold a crayon. I was inspired by … Read more
Brooke Bourgeois is a cartoonist and illustrator based in London. But she’s not just a cartoonist – she graduated from Harvard with a degree in neurobiology! Her work has been published in The New Yorker, Private Eye, The Harvard Lampoon, and The Drift. Scroll down to see some of our favorites and don’t forget to … Read more
Scott Metzger is a cartoonist from Northern California who has been cartooning since 1996, which makes him a veteran with decades of practice. Metzger has nailed the portrayal of pets and their ridiculous and very human-like behavior. His endearing sense of humor, lighthearted style and positivity make his work a much-needed antidote to today’s world … Read more
If dad jokes and puns is your kind of humor, you’ll enjoy this selection of best cartoons by Nate Fakes. He’s a cartoonist, creative writer, illustrator, and donut enthusiast that resides in the L.A. area. Nate’s work has appeared in MAD Magazine, The New York Times, and Scholastic publications, and he has several books available … Read more
Since so many of you loved Part 1 of dark humor filled cartoons by Derek Evernden, here’s some more of his best stuff. Also don’t forget to check out his “Bogart Creek” book series which you can get on Amazon. Similar in style to “The Far Side”, his books are perfect for bathroom reading.
Illustrator Derek Evernden doesn’t need a whole lot of panels to tell a story – one is more than enough for him. From funny animal conversations to the struggles of grown-ups, his unique drawing style combined with a dark sense of humor is the perfect combination that will make you laugh. Derek has also published … Read more
Drew Fairweather was born in 1979 and lives in Columbus, Ohio, USA. He created “Married To The Sea” single-panel comics series in 2006, and has published one cartoon every day since. He is also the author of another daily online comic, “Toothpaste For Dinner”, and raps under the name CRUDBUMP. He does not read or … Read more
With just one panel Tim Whyatt has the knack for turning everyday scenes into something funny and relatable. Older generation will especially appreciate his humor, because making fun of senior moments is his strong suit. Scroll down to check out some of our favorites!
Are you ready to fuel your single-panel comic addiction one step further? If yes, today we’d like to introduce you to Ellis Rosen, who is a comic book artist as well as a digital artist with several books available on Amazon.
Daniel Seex is a cartoonist who is currently creating a collection of cartoons with a goal to turn them into a book. If you like his work and wish to someday soon receive his book, you can support Daniel on Kickstarter. He describes his upcoming book as “120 pages of mildly amusing (and only very … Read more
If you’re a fan of funny cartoons, you should check out Matt Reuter’s work. He’s a cartoonist, designer, and illustrator from Brooklyn, New York. He has an unique talent to humorously capture the essence of today’s affairs in just one frame. Scroll down to check out our favorites!
Tom Gauld is a cartoonist and illustrator from Scotland that has the talent to blend funny stuff with intellectual stimulation. He creates humorous and sometimes philosophical comics about literature, technology, art, science and more. He has also created a number of books which you can find on Amazon. Scroll down to check out some of … Read more
Dave Blazek is a cartoonist with more than 20 years of experience. He has been awarded with two National Cartoonists Society Reuben Awards, which is considered the Oscar of cartooning, his work has appeared in newspapers such as The Washington Post and The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Dave has published several books you can order on … Read more
Domien Delforge (also known as Studio Stoutpoep) is a Belgian artist who illustrates controversial modern-day issues that not everyone might find funny. Some may even become offended and start fighting in the comments. Scroll down to see some of his funniest cartoons about toxic masculinity, gender stereotypes, women’s issues, and many other things!