What are some good comics with dark humor?

Well, 'The Perry Bible Fellowship' is one. It has some really offbeat and darkly funny moments.

A dark humor comic might show a character joking about a natural disaster, saying something like, 'The earthquake was so bad it made me forget my ex's name!' This kind of joke uses a disastrous event in a humorous, albeit twisted, way.

They often have unexpected and twisted endings. Also, they might play with taboo or uncomfortable subjects in a way that makes you think while laughing.

Dark humor jokes comics often have a twisted or macabre sense of humor. They might play with taboo subjects or offer unexpected and shocking punchlines.

These comics typically have a unique style of drawing and storytelling. They might play with stereotypes or subvert expectations to create that funny shock factor. The characters often have quirky personalities and their actions can be both shocking and hilarious at the same time.

Dark humor comics often use satire, irony, and shock value to make us think about uncomfortable or taboo subjects in a funny way. They can be quite bold and push boundaries.

Dark humor comics typically push boundaries and challenge societal norms. They might feature macabre or disturbing elements presented in a humorous light. They often offer a unique perspective on difficult topics.

There are comics like 'The Twisted Garden' where plants have strange and macabre adventures. Another one could be 'The Evil Veggies' with dark and funny plant scenarios.

They often combine shock value with unexpected twists that make you laugh despite the edginess. The humor is bold and unconventional.

There's the 'Misguided Moon'. The moon gets bored and decides to play tricks on people at night. It makes the shadows move in odd ways, causing a man to think he's being haunted. The moon just laughs and says 'You silly humans, so easily spooked'. This story plays on the idea of the moon having a mischievous and dark sense of humor.