A 20 hilarious cartoon panels from Grog Comics illustrating a quirky, funny life moment
Grog comics, created by Spanish cartoonist Silver (Juan López Fernández), transport readers to a hilariously exaggerated prehistoric world. With its caveman characters, absurd situations, and sharp humor, Grog has entertained comic lovers for decades. These comics use the primitive setting as a backdrop for timeless and surprisingly modern humor.
One of the defining traits of Grog is its ability to satirize human nature. While the characters may be cavemen, their struggles—whether with relationships, survival, or status—are incredibly relatable. The humor cleverly mirrors contemporary life, showing that even in prehistoric times, the same social dynamics, absurdities, and mishaps existed.
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#1 The Duck Who Asked for Grapes
This classic Grog comic delivers a hilarious twist on a simple joke using clever repetition and unexpected punchlines. A cheeky duck walks into a bar for four consecutive days asking the bartender, “Got any grapes?” Each day, the bartender grows more irritated. On the fourth day, the duck cleverly dodges the bartender’s threat by asking, “Got any nails?” — then casually circles back to his original question. The punchline lands perfectly, blending smart humor with childlike absurdity.
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Silver’s art style is expressive and energetic, perfectly complementing the comic’s humor. The exaggerated facial expressions and body language of the characters enhance the comedic effect, making each strip instantly engaging. Though Grog uses minimal dialogue, it relies on strong visual storytelling and well-timed punchlines to deliver maximum laughs. What makes Grog comics stand out is their universal appeal. Whether it’s a caveman’s frustration with primitive technology (like the wheel) or the timeless battle between wit and brute strength, these comics make light of everyday human struggles in a way that transcends time and culture.
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