10 Jokes For Comic Book

Observational Jokes

Updated on: Jan 06 2025

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I've always wondered, why do superheroes in comic books have the best fashion sense? I mean, they're saving the world, but somehow, they also find time for a wardrobe change. I struggle just to match my socks.
One thing I've learned from comic books is that anything is possible with the right amount of determination... and maybe a radioactive spider bite. So, if you see me climbing walls tomorrow, you'll know what happened.
You ever notice how when you're reading a comic book, time just flies? Seriously, you're flipping through pages faster than a squirrel on a caffeine binge. Meanwhile, your chores are sitting there like, "Hey, remember me?
You ever try explaining a comic book plot to someone who doesn't read them? It's like trying to describe the plot of a soap opera set in an alternate universe where everyone can fly. "So, there's this guy, right? He's got spider powers, but he's also a journalist, and... never mind, you had to be there.
You ever notice how comic book fans have the best debates? "Who would win in a fight: Thor or Hulk?" Forget politics; that's the real hot-button issue. And don't get me started on the age-old debate: DC or Marvel?
I've noticed that comic book characters have the most epic names. Batman, Wolverine, Captain Marvel. It's like their parents knew they were destined for greatness or at least a really cool Halloween costume.
I've always been amazed at how comic book artists can draw such intricate fight scenes. I can't even draw a straight line without it looking like a toddler's doodle. Meanwhile, they're over there, creating masterpieces of superhero smackdowns.
Isn't it funny how in comic books, a simple pair of glasses is enough to fool everyone into thinking Clark Kent isn't Superman? I tried that once. Spoiler alert: it didn't work, and I walked into a wall.
You know you're deep into a comic book when you start debating the moral implications of a superhero's choices at 2 am. "Sure, he saved the city, but was it really ethical to destroy that building? Think of the property values!
Speaking of comic book villains, why are they always so dramatic? You'd think after the hundredth time their evil plan fails, they'd consider a career change. Maybe open a bakery or something. "Today's special: Death by Chocolate!

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