Gossip & Lies
English
Critterbox Comics
Comic - Comedy
A man buys an old, dilapidated home and moves in with his pets. Little do any of them know that zany animals already inhabit the house.
Interviewed
Comic - Comedy
A comic full of random conversations! It's been done before in real life, and we'll do it again!!!! .....in comic form. Join us for some juicy gossip, weird scenarios, scary truths, and more!
PS: this comic is full of humor, and is not intended to be taken seriously. If you get easily hurt, offended, or annoyed....don't read this.
The Critters
Graphic Novel - Comedy
What if your stuffed "friends" could talk? What if they were really aliens from another planet that LOOKED like stuffed animals? The Critters series is just that! Teddy Bears, Tigers, stuffed animals of all sizes come alive in this fun series by Anthony Feinman based on the young adult novel, The Teddy Bear Conspiracies by Myke Feinman. Want a lite read with a little bit of laughter? You've come to the right place...
Maco Boy
Comic - Comedy
This is a series of jokes that all lead to a single story.
Maco Boy is a cheerful and well-mannered character. His adventures take him through different events and situations.
Sometimes, he takes things too literally, which leads to funny misunderstandings.
Despite that, Maco is kind-hearted and easy to get along with.
Comedy Central: BIRD INTERVIEW (Season-1)
Comic - Comedy
NOTE: The dialogue is in Hindi-English (Hinglish), for example: “Kaise ho?”
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As we begin this new journey, one question remains is there truly a parrot that speaks like a human, or is it all just nonsense? Who knows… Can Ironman really find out? I guess we’ll see.
Enjoy the chaos, comedy, and nonsense of the show.
Disclaimer:
This comic contains strong language that may be inappropriate for younger audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.
At Least You Know it's Not AI
Comic - Comedy
Quiet, dry-humoured and absurdist - these short-stories are the adventures of an anthropomorphic cat-thing as it trudges through life, travel, existentialism and the aforementioned absurd.
Not written by a liabilist.