Life Is Weird And Hilarious

Joe Lennon's one-panel cartoons leave no room for unnecessary details. With just a single image and a few carefully chosen words, cartoonists have to establish a situation, surprise the reader, and deliver a memorable punchline, all within seconds. 

It's a familiar format behind some of the most iconic comics. It perfectly proves that life is weird and hilarious.

Absurdist Comics

Absurdist cartoons embrace nonsensical humor, defy narrative logic, and explore surreal premises. These charmingly curious creations reject realism, replacing straightforward plots with unexpected, bizarre gags that leave audiences laughing at the delightfully unexpected. 

Every comic operates as a setup that gleefully defies all predictions – they're definitely wonderfully whimsical! 

M&M's Loses Two Iconic Colors

As M&M’s celebrates its 85th birthday, it’s rolling out a new version of its candy made without artificial dyes starting in August. 

The catch? Blue and brown candies won’t be part of the first lineup because Mars say those colors have been especially difficult and expensive to recreate using natural ingredients. 

After experimenting with alternatives like pink and purple, the company decided to stick with red, yellow, orange, and green for now, with plans to bring back the full color mix by 2028. 

The move was compelled because of renewed pressure on food companies to phase out artificial dyes, despite Mars previously backing away from a similar pledge years ago. 

The announcement by Mars was first reported by The Wall Street Journal on June 18, and it comes after the candy maker went public in 2025 with their intent to offer non-artificially colored options for M&M’s Chocolate, Skittles Original, Extra Gum Spearmint, and Starburst Original fruit chews by 2026.

Well, color me shocked! I never would have guessed! 😁😁😁

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Animal Comics By Chuck Ingwersen

Animal comics have a way of making even the most ordinary situations feel instantly funnier, especially when the animals involved seem a little too good at acting like people. 

Chuck Ingwersen, better known online as "Captain Scratchy", has built his comic world around exactly that kind of humor, filling it with witty bears, opinionated cats, dramatic sea creatures, and all kinds of animals caught in wonderfully ridiculous moments.