Hilarious Comics by Jim Benton: Silly Humor – Part 5

Jim Benton is a popular comic artist known for his funny, quirky characters. His bright drawings and clever jokes bring smiles to thousands of fans. Benton’s style blends silly humor with surprises, making his work stand out.

In this article, we’re excited to share more of Benton’s comics that will likely make you laugh. From playful animals to goofy monsters, these comics are full of humor and fun twists. So, get ready to enjoy as you scroll through his entertaining artwork!

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In an earlier interview, Benton said he gets inspiration for his comics from anywhere. “I usually sit down at my drawing table, and the ideas just come—some are bad, some are good. My style comes from enjoying trying new things. I think I might have a problem with buying too many art supplies!”

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Bored Panda spoke with Benton again and asked if there was a comic he was especially proud of. He said, “I’m glad some of my comics get shared a lot, like the one where Death is bribed with Snickers bars, and the one where a wizard summons a lemon instead of a demon. In a way, my cartoons aren’t too different from the simple drawings early humans scratched on cave walls. I love that people can still enjoy ideas told with just a few lines.”

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Benton shared that he doesn’t have any special routines when making comics. “I just think of an idea, draw it, and post it. Maybe if I had a routine, I’d avoid posting cartoons that don’t work well. I should probably start one—maybe burn some sage or use holy water in my watercolors.”

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The artist explained that he finds dark themes funny. “Maybe it’s because I grew up watching shows like The Munsters and The Addams Family. Or maybe I just think it’s funny when something feels so wrong. My brand, It’s Happy Bunny, works because it’s a bit wrong. My characters Catwad and Clyde are always angry and mean, and that makes me laugh. I’m not sure how to balance it; I just share what I think is funny and hope other people laugh too.”

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