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Go to, one of several browser-based rage comic editing and publishing tools. (My editor wanted to do one about my weekly promises to finish this article.) Getting started is easy. You might already have an idea for a rage comic of your own. In another, a father is enjoying time with his daughter when the girl asks, “Daddy, why are you so ugly?” The father’s response: his eyes spurt bright blue tears. In one strip, the author tries to nudge a ladybug off his car’s windshield by flicking his wipers, only to smear the hapless insect across the glass. The best stories are those that could happen to anyone. It is just the first woman’s face - alone, weary and resigned to her friend’s vapidity. “I don’t think so,” the other replies, “but I’m glad you finally realized that you need to start a diet!” The stark fourth panel has no dialogue. One asks the other if she has read “The Hunger Games” books. Popular themes are public embarrassment, private shame in the bedroom or bathroom, and most of all, the unbearable burden of dealing with other people’s stupidity.įor example: Two female heads on a white background are talking. Most are the creations of anonymous people seeking not fame, but an audience with whom they can air their dark wit. Today, thousands of rage comics are posted daily. They have created a genre of Internet humor that, unlike the Keyboard Cat or Rickrolling, two famous Internet memes, continues to grow nearly five years after its obscure beginnings.

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Many people with little to no artistic ability - but with some pretty funny tales - do that in something called rage comics. Or you can head to the Web to assemble and publish a cartoon to share some of that rage. When you get angry, you can lash out or seethe inside.











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