30 More Funny War And Peas Comics With Unexpected Endings
Artists Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz started a comic series called War and Peas back in 2011 and their unique and quirky style has already amassed them a following of over 800k people on Instagram.
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War and Peas is a comic series started by artists Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz back in 2011. The duo's comics are known for being full of unexpected twists as well as surprise endings, and their unique and quirky style has already amassed them a following of over 980k people on Instagram.
In an interview with Bored Panda, the artists said that while they don't often read comics themselves, they enjoy Extra Fabulous Comics and the illustrations of Aminder Dhaliwal. Sometimes they even stumble upon their own comics and find them hilarious!
There are quite a few recurring characters in the series and the duo says that they're like children to them. "We love them all dearly, although they misbehave often and keep us from getting a good night's sleep. All in all, they are good creatures of the dark realm," says Elizabeth and Jonathan.
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The artists have been creating comics for over 9 years now and say that they've changed quite a bit during that time. "We’ve had the privilege to be able to grow individually, but also become more professional as a team," says the duo. "It’s still hard sometimes, because we don’t always agree, but it's good, honest work and we try our best," shared War and Peas about their development throughout the years."
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The duo says that even though 2020 was a crazy year, they believe that dark humor feeds off of adversity and it even made it easier for them to make jokes. "But at the same time, we’re worried and sad and angry about the things that have happened, just like everyone else. So it sometimes takes a lot of energy to stay focused," admitted the artists. "At the end of the day, it is our job to make comics, and we try to get paid for it. Sure, the creative industry is really struggling and we’ve felt that too financially. But at the end of the day, we’re hopeful that people will always need to laugh."
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The artists try to leave politics out of their comics as it usually leaves their fans upset. "If people don’t agree with our values, they don’t have to follow us. We’re fine with fascist followers leaving our realm of laughter," says the duo.
Check out a fresh batch of War and Peas comics in the gallery below and if you want more, see our previous posts here and here!
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The artists have been creating comics for over 9 years now and say that they've changed quite a bit during that time. "We’ve had the privilege to be able to grow individually, but also become more professional as a team," says the duo. "It’s still hard sometimes, because we don’t always agree, but it's good, honest work and we try our best," shared War and Peas about their development throughout the years."
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The duo says that even though 2020 was a crazy year, they believe that dark humor feeds off of adversity and it even made it easier for them to make jokes. "But at the same time, we’re worried and sad and angry about the things that have happened, just like everyone else. So it sometimes takes a lot of energy to stay focused," admitted the artists. "At the end of the day, it is our job to make comics, and we try to get paid for it. Sure, the creative industry is really struggling and we’ve felt that too financially. But at the end of the day, we’re hopeful that people will always need to laugh."
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The artists try to leave politics out of their comics as it usually leaves their fans upset. "If people don’t agree with our values, they don’t have to follow us. We’re fine with fascist followers leaving our realm of laughter," says the duo.
Check out a fresh batch of War and Peas comics in the gallery below and if you want more, see our previous posts here and here!
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