Comics und anderer Kunstkrams von Benjamin Runge

Horse and ink

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A horse is sitting at a desk. On the desk are materials for comic drawing, Ink, drawing pens, a glass of water and a big stack of comic scribbles, that need inking.
The horse has its arms crossed and looks very stubborn and a bit condescending. Behind the horse stands a person who is rather desperate.
Person: Come on! We have deadlines! Please!
Horse: Nope. Not in the mood right now.
Text:
You can lead a horse to water...
...But you can't make it ink — Variante des Sprichworts “you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink”. Ink (Verb) = tuschen (eine Bleistiftzeichnung mit Tusche nachzeichnen.)

Easy to confuse

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Title: Easy to confuse
Pic 1: Portrait of a person from an unflattering angle
Text: Unfortunate angle:
Pic 2: An angel is leaving a shop with a cup of coffee and a paperbag, probably holding donuts. He looks to the side, where a pedestrian has been run over by a car on a crosswalk.
Angel: Oopps, that was my protectee...
Text: Unfortunate angel:

Iceberg

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An iceberg looks in fear towards the sun, saying: No, i don't want to melt!
The sun is wearing sunglasses and looks rather grim, saying: Respect my authawrity. (Pun with authority and thaw)

Wortspiel: Authority, thaw = tauen, Authawrity

Caterpillar

Veröffentlicht am 2. Dezember 2022 von rainking

Eine fröhliche Raupe (englisch: caterpillar), die eine Kochmütze trägt, sitzt auf einer Säule (englisch: pillar) und hält ein Tablett mit etwas zu essen.

Ein Wortspiel: Caterpillar = Raupe, cater = bekochen, pillar = Säule

Crow Time

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Eine kleine Wortspiel-Skizze