Sure there's excitement in watching a soccer mom and a grandmother duke it out for the last Playstation but the danger of Black Friday crowds can get a little too real. Why bother getting trampled when you can shop on the internet on Cyber Monday anyway? If you feel like you're missing out on the bloodshed and overcrowded big box stores, just read these web comics instead for that familiar retail 'purge' sensation.
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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.
Christmas time is a happy time, but it's also very stressful. Sometimes an argument breaks out amid the relentless holiday cheer. That's when you pull out your phone and stare intently at these comics to avoid all holiday family conflict.
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?
It's hard to decide who's more evil, Batman's diverse collection of villains, or the pencil pushing managers who call too many meetings in your office. Dorkly is working to answer that age old question, but fair warning, you will recognize at least one of these people below. Just take a breath and don't take it out on the copier.
Being a monster is hard, not only are you horrific blasphemous creature with few friends, and an insatiable appetite for destruction, but also limited amounts of empathy are garnered from strangers. Behold this collection of monstrous problems.
Waking up on Monday morning with nothing to look forward to but corporate speak and lower back pain is enough to make anyone want to kidnap the fax machine and smash it out of it's misery à la 'Office Space'. Wes of The Gentleman's Armchair has created some sad but true comics to take the edge off. So take a coffee break and read through these work related web comics for a quick pick-me-up before getting back to the grindstone.
