24 Hilarious Comics by Steve McGinn That Perfectly Capture Life’s Unexpected Moments

Ever caught yourself laughing at life’s little absurdities and wondering—how did someone put my exact weirdness on paper? Steve McGinn’s minimalist comics do just that, turning simple Flair pen strokes into razor-sharp snapshots of those hilariously awkward moments we all secretly live through. Whether it’s the chaos of tech snafus or those “did-that-just-happen?” social slip-ups, his cartoons skate that fine line between bizarre and uncannily true. This guy’s sneaky genius has landed in places like Funny Times and The American Bystander, even gracing greeting cards you probably didn’t realize you were giggling at. So, wanna peek behind the curtain of everyday absurdity? LEARN MORE

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Steve McGinn makes minimalist comics using a Flair pen and a scanner. His drawings are simple but sharp, often diving into the weird, funny, and oddly relatable moments of everyday life. From awkward social situations to pop culture references, tech woes, and more, his cartoons land somewhere between absurd and totally spot-on.

You might’ve seen his work in Funny Times, Weekly Humorist, The American Bystander, Alta Journal, Freaky Magazine, and Words & Sports Quarterly. His cartoons also show up on Nelson Line greeting cards, and he’s been featured in two anthologies from the “Ultimate Cartoon Book by The World’s Greatest Cartoonists” series — Everyone’s A Critic, and All’s Fair in Love & War, both edited by Bob Eckstein.

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