Are you serious about rage comics?

Sure, I'm serious. Meme comics have become a popular form of expression that often brings a lot of laughter and entertainment. They can be simple yet highly effective in communicating humorous or relatable ideas.

Rage comics about love usually have exaggerated expressions and simple yet relatable scenarios. They often focus on the ups and downs of romantic relationships in a humorous way.

Rage comics about drawing often have exaggerated expressions and simple linework. They focus on humor and relatable situations in the art world.

Rage comics about time often have exaggerated expressions and simple drawings to show the frustration or confusion related to time. They might focus on things like waiting, running out of time, or the feeling that time is passing too quickly.

Comics about rage can be funny because they show how people handle extreme emotions in comical ways. Sometimes, it's the contrast between the serious emotion and the light-hearted presentation that creates the laughs.

Maybe it's because love doesn't always go smoothly and can bring a lot of pain and frustration, which gets expressed through those comics.

Rage comics can be copyrighted. If the creator of a specific rage comic has taken steps to register it for copyright protection, then it is copyrighted.

Pretty much. Rage comics had their moment, but as internet culture changes, they've fallen out of favor. New forms of expression have taken over.

I think so. I've kind of outgrown them and moved on to other forms of entertainment.