But when Chase, an 18-year-old from the Midwest, returned to the subreddit last year, he found it in disarray. As rage comics had slowly dissipated from internet culture, a roving band of shitposters ...

Most of the time, the dizzying rate of creation of half-baked memes by our fellow Internet users makes for a horrible experience. So, perhaps Australia has the right idea: It's technically illegal to ...

So, the New York Times published a long article yesterday about how great rage comics are but I’ve been too busy slamming my head into the side of a parked UPS van to write anything about it until now ...

On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog, and nobody cares if you can’t draw one. This is, essentially, the focus of a recent paper by Nick Douglas, the former editor of Valleywag who now runs the ...

Once upon a time—way back in the twentieth century—people got their laughs from reading comics in the newspaper. Today, many of us get our chuckles by seeing (and sharing) humorous memes online. But ...

We can call the internet a place where we can take our minds off our daily struggles and find comfort in relatable things we can all share. You might argue, but comics infused with dark humor are a ...