@[email protected] to Comic StripsEnglish • 9 months agoMy Dad is Dracula (and a Trusty Brick)lemmus.orgimagemessage-square9fedilinkarrow-up1237arrow-down138file-text
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minus-squarechaogomulinkfedilink20•9 months agoIt’s a somewhat long-running web comic, with the one joke being that the kid’s dad is Dracula, but also some random other thing, like a brick, or a landlord. Sometimes the jokes fall flat… Most times really.
minus-squareguyrocketlinkfedilink10•9 months agoKinda stretches the comcept of “comic” WAY too far, IMHO.
minus-squarechaogomulinkfedilink7•9 months ago745 followers on the site it’s hosted on. So not exactly a popular thing, and yet, not completely obscure. But yeah, the single “joke” that is an anti-joke 99% of the time. I can see how some people could like it for the abstract absurdity, but that doesn’t lead to large numbers of fans.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink0•edit-29 months agoI do like absurdity but there has to be a working joke in it, like this (Dutch Comic someone translated). https://imgur.com/gallery/JTyAv
It’s a somewhat long-running web comic, with the one joke being that the kid’s dad is Dracula, but also some random other thing, like a brick, or a landlord. Sometimes the jokes fall flat… Most times really.
Kinda stretches the comcept of “comic” WAY too far, IMHO.
745 followers on the site it’s hosted on.
So not exactly a popular thing, and yet, not completely obscure.
But yeah, the single “joke” that is an anti-joke 99% of the time.
I can see how some people could like it for the abstract absurdity, but that doesn’t lead to large numbers of fans.
I do like absurdity but there has to be a working joke in it, like this (Dutch Comic someone translated).
https://imgur.com/gallery/JTyAv