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40 New Comics By This Artist That Turn Everyday Situations Into Unexpectedly Funny Moments
Funny,ComicsAUG 7, 2026

40 New Comics By This Artist That Turn Everyday Situations Into Unexpectedly Funny Moments

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Slice-of-life humor has a way of making even the most ordinary situations feel surprisingly entertaining, especially when the punchline takes a completely unexpected turn. That’s something Filipino artist AJ Bacar, better known as SSkait, does particularly well. His comics combine familiar everyday experiences with absurd twists, playful visual gags, and the kind of randomness that can make a seemingly normal conversation go off the rails in just a few panels.
Longtime Bored Panda readers might already be familiar with SSkait’s work, as we’ve featured his comics a couple of times before, most recently in a collection highlighting more of his funny observations and wonderfully random scenarios. Since then, Bacar has continued coming up with new ways to turn everyday life into something much stranger and funnier than expected.
The latest comics bring together relatable frustrations, wholesome moments, ridiculous misunderstandings, and plenty of unexpected punchlines. Scroll down to check them out, and see which of SSkait’s scenarios feels a little too familiar.
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#21

A comic strip about Filipino humor, showing two girls discussing pimples and crushes, and a third girl with makeup off.
7points

#22

A comic strip depicting Filipino humor, as one person offers another food, noting the side already 'slobbered on'.
7points

#23

A comic featuring a couple where one person asks the other to harden themselves, illustrating Filipino humor and everyday situations.
6points

#24

A comic illustrating the life cycle of Leo as bida-bida (attention-seeking) leading to burnout, a relatable situation with Filipino humor.
6points

#25

A comic about a man going out with friends, his partner responds in Filipino slang, then translates to English, which he misinterprets as supportive, showing Filipino humor.
6points

#26

A comic illustrating a humorous interaction about sharing food, with a girl asking for a taste and a boy offering a slobber-free part, typical of Filipino humor.
6points

#27

A comic depicting someone recommending House of the Dragon, then becoming stressed watching it, and finally recommending it themselves, showing Filipino humor.
6points

#28

A comic about a man complaining about ugly weather, then getting rained on and losing energy, demonstrating Filipino humor.
6points

#29

A comic strip about Filipino humor, showing a girl waiting to be asked out, then excitedly joining friends for coffee.
6points

#30

A comic comparing cute dogs to the darker, more unsettling version of 'speak' for Filipino humor.
5points

#31

A four-panel comic illustrating the relatable stresses of being a student, corporate worker, adult, and parent through a Psyduck.
5points

#32

A comic showing a guidance counselor praising a girl for punching someone who called her fat, full of Filipino humor.
5points

#33

A comic depicting a procession with Filipino humor, showing someone preparing to track it on Strava for everyday situations.
5points

#34

A comic showing a man asking his partner to do dishes, she replies in Filipino slang, then translates to English for a foreigner, displaying Filipino humor.
4points

#35

A comic showing a girl lamenting being single, with a friend suggesting the right person is nearby, then revealing funny Filipino humor.
4points

#36

A comic illustrating Filipino humor about giving different shot sizes to a friend versus a best friend, showing everyday situations.
4points

#37

A comic strip about Filipino humor, where a wife excitedly tells her husband about saving money from online shopping.
4points

#38

A comic strip about Filipino humor, depicting two people doing a cannonball into water, one making a splash and the other not.
3points

#39

A comic strip about Filipino humor, showing a person tied up with two captors and confused about the word liberty.
3points

#40

A comic about Filipino humor and everyday situations showing a woman asking an engineer to sign her formula book for an exam.
3points
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