If the internet was a newspaper, Web Comics would be the funnies pages that people go for when it first shows up at their doorstep early in the morning.
Another day, another super exploitable meme format.
"Hey Man You See That Guy Over There" started in April as a webcomic by Facebook user Florkofcrows. The comic, which features two sock men is supposed to represent the feeling of outrage when a person likes someone you don't. This outrage is basically the premise of many internet exchanges, so naturally the macro has been edited to reference various video games, comics and fandoms. Here are some of our favorite examples.
It's hard to believe 16 years have passed since the terrible terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001. There have been many moving tributes since the horrific tragedy, but one that stands out for us in particular is this Spider-Man comic from 2006. Released by Marvel to honor and memorialize fallen heroes, the comic really hits us in the feels.
It's good to take a break every once in a while. What's that? You just took a sandwich break five minutes ago? No problem, that thing you were supposed to do can wait until you're done reading these web comics, right?
Everyone draws the line somewhere when it comes to dating. It could be someone's career, their table manners, but most often, deal breakers are political. A Thai web comic from November that addresses these political limits has recently gone viral on Reddit and Imgur.
In the comic, a man decides to forego having sex with his date after seeing a photo of Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban on her dresser. Crafty internet users have decided to make the comic a little more universal, incorporating themes that range from Flat Earth Theory to the Distracted Boyfriend meme. We've rounded up the cream of the crop for your viewing pleasure.
We made sure to title each comic with our favorite witty caption as well! Always loved this artist's work.
