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John Atkinson’s “Wrong Hands” comics have a way of making everyday ideas feel just a little more unhinged. His jokes often start with something familiar, before taking a sharp turn into wonderfully strange territory. Part of the fun is never knowing where the joke will go next. One comic might lean on a subtle visual gag, another on a groan-worthy pun, and the next on a surreal idea that somehow makes perfect sense by the end. It’s that mix of wit, randomness, and imagination that keeps Atkinson’s humor feeling fresh.
Previously, we featured a batch of Atkinson’s clever and offbeat cartoons, and this new collection shows once again why his work has connected with so many readers. With sharp wordplay, absurd twists, and a talent for turning simple setups into unexpected punchlines, “Wrong Hands” manages to feel both smart and completely ridiculous in the best way.
Scroll down to enjoy the comics, and don’t forget to upvote the ones that made you laugh the most.
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Bill Swallow 18 hours ago
And the rhyme *never* says Humpty was an egg. It seems that 'Hunpty Dumpty' was a nickname given to a cannon placed on the town wall as part of their defenses. It fell off and was damaged. So - "Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the King's Horses (cavalry) and all the King's Men (infantry) couldn't put Humpty together again."
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Bill Swallow 17 hours ago (edited)
You left out 'Kinky Boots' (1964), sung by Honor Blackman and Patrick Macnee, if I recall correctly.
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Auntriarch 1 day ago (edited)
Dammit I fancy a piece of fruitcake now. Maybe later, with a glass of sherry
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What do you think ?
Andre Fagf 23 hours ago
These have to be the best comics I've read in a long time! A great combination of intellectual and comedic aspects!
David Paterson 1 day ago
Intelligent comics, good. I don't understand the "postmodern" ones. To me, postmodernism is combining the "best" features of all previous eras, rather than questioning the fundamental nature of reality.
Andre Fagf 23 hours ago
These have to be the best comics I've read in a long time! A great combination of intellectual and comedic aspects!
David Paterson 1 day ago
Intelligent comics, good. I don't understand the "postmodern" ones. To me, postmodernism is combining the "best" features of all previous eras, rather than questioning the fundamental nature of reality.
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