Not let the innocent appearance of these Buni comics fool you – they almost always end with a funny dark twist.
Best Buni Comics to Laugh
Ryan Pagelow is a Chicago-based artist who has been creating adorable Buni comics since 2009. But don’t let their innocent appearance fool you – the comics almost always end with a funny dark twist. In a recent interview with Bored Panda, Ryan said that since Buni is a mostly wordless comic, he has to rely on images to tell his story, which is often sad, twisted, and funny at the same time. “The main character, Buni, doesn’t understand that the visually cute world he lives in is usually out to get him,” explained the artist. “Buni inhabits a surreal world populated by teddy bears, cupcakes, unicorns, and zombies.”
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If you enjoy comics that start off sweet and take a funny, unexpected turn, you’re going to love this. Ryan Pagelow, the artist behind the popular Buni webcomic, is back with more of his charmingly twisted creations. At first glance, they might look cute and harmless, but there’s always a quirky surprise waiting at the end.
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Ryan, the creator of Buni, focuses on universal and easy-to-understand topics. Since his comics don’t use words, he sticks to ideas like food, being tired, phones, and holidays. “Simple themes and topics would include food, being hungry, being tired, Mondays, jealousy, disappointment, allergies, phones, animals, and holidays,” he explained. He also mentioned that comics about love used to be a big part of Buni, but he’s moved away from that, saying, “the hopeless crush on a girl who doesn’t like you back isn’t as funny as it was years ago.”
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Coming up with ideas is the hardest part of making Buni comics. Ryan says he just sits down with a pencil and sketches for an hour, hoping that one idea will be good enough. “If I’m lucky, out of four or five ideas, maybe one is good enough to draw for real.” The rest of the process—drawing, inking, coloring—is easier for him and something he can do while listening to audiobooks. His main advice? “Write a little bit every day.”
A big part of Buni’s charm comes from how Ryan mixes adorable characters with surprising or dark endings. He says the trick is “to have cute objects like a cupcake or an ice cream cone have a dark ending, or vice versa.” This balance helps make the comics funny and unexpected. One example he shared was a comic where moldy cheese in a hospital bed gets “the plug pulled” because it’s too far gone—sad if it were a human, but funny because it’s cheese.
Even though Buni is full of weird situations, many of the ideas come from everyday life. Ryan shared a recent comic where a hard-boiled egg and an avocado notice their bellies look the same, and in the last panel, they’re pushing baby strollers. He explained, “It’s hard to explain a joke without killing the joke…
but the twist is that they both had baby bumps.” His ability to take small, relatable ideas and turn them into surreal humor is what makes Buni so unique. those who want to enjoy more and more laughter they should visit our facebook as well here for more fun and drama full of laughter and spreading happiness everywhere.and dont forget to share it to others as well for more fun…..
