Hilarious Comics With Funny Ending || Webcomics Dub #6

[@Anika38d]

About the first comic... If they all would stop working, the ferryman wouldn't earn coins, so he wouldn't be able to pay this mermaid creature, and the water would soon go away, right? There WAS the solution, but everyone rejected it just because they were afraid of some risks, and that's the only reason why the ferryman kept control over them...

[@gamersodaguy]

I mean, the Ferryman was murdered

[@captain5104]

Now...apply that to greedy corporations...

[@greedier-7661]

Did you forgot that he started this alone? And at the start of the comics we can see that he still was doing that.

[@eddthehead123]

True, but this is from out perspective as the omniscient reader. From their perspective, all they have is the words of one mad man who keeps trying to fight the whale for eternity. How can you trust him?

[@littlevivigaming4822]

The ferryman would just do the work himself

[@RileyIsntDead]

I've got half a mind to base a small campaign off that first comic.. that was good

[@blazingsword2578]

I would want to play in that campaign

[@jjgamer1178]

I have the other half so you want it?

[@xXRuler_of_AtlantisXx]

I'm in-

[@I_am_someone_named_G]

Let me in LET ME IN-

[@connorjohnson8590]

Feels like it would absolutely fit in Ravenloft with the ferryman being it’s darklord

[@kauedasilva1072]

So she most likely took that key in order to free the others.

[@thedbdentity2102]

I mean why else would she

[@RyanLarkensom617]

Potentially even to ferry people across untill the waters died down Though it's much more likely she hung a sign telling the people coming in to do it themselves and called it a day

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@RyanLarkensom617 That’s not possible, or else only one person could cross, as the boat would be stuck

[@RyanLarkensom617]

@@DeathnoteBB I don't think that she would care enough after hanging the sign. It's like when you leave your shift at the gas station and the slush machine is broke and only you know how to fix it, but you still go on your week vacation cuz you don't care about the job enough to cancel your time off and fix it.

[@terry_the_terrible]

Or be the new boss

[@minedark597]

The first comic wasn't a quirky comic with a funny ending, it was basically an incredibly good story

[@GrimgoreIronhide]

What was the story though? Its a very very longwinded "Instead of paying you should just beat the boatman up and take his shit." As far as death metaphors go its basically meaningless.

[@ZaxorVonSkyler]

@@GrimgoreIronhide It was more of a metaphor for life and greed and how near impossible it is to pay off your debts since things are always being added on top by the rich and greedy on top.

[@GrimgoreIronhide]

@@ZaxorVonSkyler This has to be one of the most mixed up metaphors I have ever heard. Placing coins on the eyes of the dead is an act of giving up materiel wealth in the name of love or respect for the one who has passed. It is literally the opposite of greed, it is a sacrifice of money as a token of grief.

[@ZaxorVonSkyler]

@@GrimgoreIronhide The ferryman is the greedy one!!!

[@GrimgoreIronhide]

@@ZaxorVonSkyler I guess? The author had to do quite a bit of set up and world building to engineer that though. If you have to invent huge amounts of new lore to reframe a legendary figure in a specific way to fit your metaphor are they really good material for it in the first place? They had to invent the whale, the idea that the boatman is refillling the river, and the idea that coinless souls could work off their debt. Its all very contrived.

[@ArceTheTroll]

Came here for the funny comic Stayed for the interesting story

[@ravencraft07]

SAME. I thought I was in for some average funny comics but got so invested in that story I watched the entire video

[@karlbenito9992]

Same, interesting take

[@rest1585]

Bro the ferrymen comic needs to be animated, it was so alluring.

[@bar7955]

Damn dude, the first comic was so hilarious, I tots laughed my ass off to that magnum opus.

[@zaprothe0verlord]

A nice plot twist to the first comic would have been if the other side led to nothing but pain, and the skeleton man's actions were an attempt to prevent people from a worse fate.

[@unkindled6410]

but then why would he even help them anyway? he was literally just an ancient greedy soul stuck up to material possesions that tried to make profit even on the freaking afterlife when there was literally no point for it when you look at it.

[@isleschild]

A postmodern, nihilist twist that betrays a bitter hopelessness of soul.

[@unkindled6410]

@@isleschild so its lame and overdepressing for no good reason?

[@valek8331]

@@unkindled6410 there are many things in life that are "lame and depressing for no reason", if you think about it. From a story standpoint people tend to like happy endings, though. Myself included.

[@unkindled6410]

@@valek8331 i get making stories that arent necessarely happy endings, i know they can be good, but theres no reason to twist the end of this one to make the afterlife be actual pure suffering and make the ferryman look good when he literally was explained to be just a greedy soul.

[@Just1Nora]

Dude...that software code wizard one had me rolling! "Sir Torrent! Deploy the crack!" I was not expecting it to go that way. I guess as a Millennial who used to do this back in the day, we pretty much all did ngl, I guess the mix of nostalgia and humor was perfect for me.

[@dominicjuckes3988]

Video and realised within the first comic the Ferryman charges money to bring people across the river and then uses that money to make the river bigger. This guy just wants everyone to suffer he's not buying luxuries for himself he's just forcing people to work so that they can increase the amount of suffering overall

[@joshuacollins385]

He's not trying to increase misery, he's just trying to increase the amount of money he has, with misery being a side effect. He's an analogy for the worse parts of capitalism. He's like an oil CEO publishing studies claiming that pollution isn't a problem, or cigarette producers paying off doctors to claim there are health benefits to smoking. The misery of others isn't the goal, it's just a price they're willing to pay.

[@PlatiumSilver]

When I scrolled by this video on my mobile it auto played with no sound, I was genuinely enjoying the first comic. So I clicked and the stupid music and robotic voice ruined the atmosphere, was hoping for real voice acting. I hadn't checked but I hope that a least the Creator got credited.

[@skullcat1378]

I hate robot voiceovers. I prefer some ambient music with just the comic. Better if there's actually voice acting tho.

[@valek8331]

I sat and watched 3/4 of the first comic without opening the video. Tapped on it expecting the same thing you did, ended up just keeping it open on mute to watch the final bit.

[@carloscastellanosdarkeyesi6126]

You can see the name of the creator on the bottom left every few panels

[@KenzieIsKenzie]

I found one with a voiceover : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJvOppeZmc2no8k

[@Pokesus]

I would be proud of be who takes the dead ones to the light. And talk with them along the way and knowing his story, making they feel very comfy as possible and make them be happy before he leave. Making that depressed place a bit better place.

[@chanhoong2073]

irl the military industry complex will protect the ferryman life

[@user-jv8zo3wl1q]

Wait, so couldn't they just cross over in the boat and walk into the light? Could have saved them a lot of time.

[@SebastianBSandi]

You see in the end they were chained to the boat by the ankle

[@user-jv8zo3wl1q]

@@SebastianBSandi But when they left the boats they weren't chained. They could have all hopped on one boat and left on her first day. Heck, they could have overpowered him and gotten the key before that too. She defeated him by herself with a broken paddle, so doesn't seem that hard.

[@LadyHalation]

@@user-jv8zo3wl1q there's a panel where you can see the boats are chained to the shore, so they can't just take one while he's not around. He unchains the boats only after the person is chained to it. As for why they don't just brain him with an oar and take the key whenever he shows up? They probably just assumed it wouldn't work. He seemingly holds all the power in this place, so it's not unreasonable for them to think that attacking him would only get them deeper in debt as a punishment. Imo it would be worth the risk just on the off chance it might work, but that's just me 🤷‍♀️

[@jeremyminecraft7145]

@@user-jv8zo3wl1q All of them are already dead and can't die again. Killing bone man wouldn't work, she had to throw him into oblivion to get rid of him.

[@unkindled6410]

@@jeremyminecraft7145 she only threw the skull and then dunked the body to the whale. it would have made more sense if the body evaporated as well. and even if they cant really kill him, he doesnt have any power at all, they could have just ganked on him, take his keys, throw him in the light beacon thing so he would disapear, and eventually the water would dry out and everyone would be free to pas on on their own (until another greedy stupid soul tries that again. there really should be an impartial deity to oversse such things. weres capital G dude?

[@brandonpollastri5757]

In a way this kinda reminds me of grim Fandango

[@unlikelysuspect5491]

First one would make a great movie

[@theplague5803]

Remember if your ever offered an oar by the fairyman of the dammed Don't take it

[@carman09]

Good to know

[@theplague5803]

@@carman09 it's part of an old fairytale i remember from somewhere were a guy convinced another guy who was a bad guy to take the oars of the fairyman to get to the land of the living faster but he didn't know that if you own the oars of the dammed you become the new fairyman

[@carman09]

Oooooh interesting

[@Kokopilau77]

Don’t know what’s funnier - the comics or the text to speech reading the dialogue. 😄

[@lydias376]

I thought these were supposed to be funny. That first one was just really long and weird.

[@Pokesus]

"protect the queen" Oops

[@limmortale2001]

"I swear it was just an accident! I didn't sting her 8 times on purpose!"

[@greyson2344]

It could have been worse. It could have been the stairway to heaven, where every step you take makes you weigh heavier, and you're crawling the last 10 steps to the gates. And anytime you try to rest, even for a second, you either end up tumbling back down the steps, or you fall off the side, breaking every bone in your body as you plummet to the ground, only to then have to drag your broken body back up the steps

[@Nancy-nk4lf]

maybe I lost the joke, but it's not funny to me

[@eksprolek2924]

Not funny just interesting. The video title makes no sense

[@sjenkins91812]

That whale! Lol

[@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost]

How does a skeleton bleed?

[@unkindled6410]

in the end he wasnt much of a real skeleton and just very decayed. he was just a very ancient yet another normal human soul like everyone.

[@digi3050]

We’re my funny ending on the first one

[@revimfadli4666]

Are we?

[@betawolfhd]

I'm glad I stuck through this lmao

[@Klick404]

This video got a lot better when I muted it and just read it myself

[@godofaccedie8229]

Very good

[@kedrik2308]

*Ferryman gets murdered with violence* Music: :)

[@sheeperson6146]

the first one is so funny🤣🤣🤣

[@Tangy_channel]

Can someone send me the comic

[@CiciPlays_]

He's got a doors sound track at the start of the 2nd one

[@shohoth2775]

Is this an Amazon metaphore?

[@riccardozanoni2531]

I think it's a capitalism metaphor, so... Yeah

[@medievalwebman2917]

poor sharon

[@LayaliKrimi]

Dude... 💀

[@dragolectron9351]

The lizard: I dont know why I'm here Nor do I know how I got here But all I know is that *I MUST KILL*

[@jamesboane6087]

Does he have like dark humor?

[@handsomeman7691]

Hay man ur channel is monetize or not?

[@michaelkasubaski9426]

So the light in the first 1 just vaporizes you? Wtf

[@kashvinigam8281]

Isn't bony man bones

[@DogTheEpic]

I kinda feel bad the ferryman , he's just trynna earn money

[@avaracicot5063]

By exploiting others and keeping them in inescapable situation.

[@Arakiven]

@@avaracicot5063 by creating a problem that didn’t exist before and charging people for the solution

[@firstsight3429]

@@Arakiven America, is that you?!

[@eddthehead123]

Earn money for what? He is earning money to keep his job to earn more money to keep his job. Even his desire to keep material goods has been consumed because he has to give them away.

[@xboxoneyes7734]

@@eddthehead123 not really,his desire for Money was probably replaces by his desire for control(Since they can only get across the ocean if they pay him)

[@nicolaspeigne1429]

In the first comic you just have to get out of the boat with the client, why the fuck no one tried that.

[@bestaround3323]

Chained to the boat

[@samakiraroyjanssen6326]

They’re chained. Actually watch the whole thing before trying to sound smart.

[@choppingwoodtv5646]

This is not funny but a very gud story

[@jamesboane6087]

Why does it say funny comics?

[@PixelsPolygonsNPetrichor]

That first one wasn't very funny, at all

[@fordva1002]

This is traumatizing not funny

[@karmak58]

That… that wasn’t funny at all

[@jaymajurey5622]

First comment?

[@jaymajurey5622]

Yes yes I was

[@starorcarina8525]

The first Comic is not Funny

[@B_B_8]

12th

[@nilge90]

An overly long story with no punchline. Just a selfinsert story of a disgruntled employee who wastes away in the dreadmill of a job she hates and then gets to kill her boss. The robot voice makes it worse

[@riccardozanoni2531]

Subtlety seems to be wasted with you, pal

[@SoraOfTheDarkness]

I didn’t know banksy was British it honestly makes me like his work WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY less

[@riccardozanoni2531]

Well if it isn't a story about capitalism🥲 definitely not funny, but very well done indeed