Cyanide and Happiness

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The style of Cyanide and Happiness is best described as dark, cynical and sometimes offensive. Frequent topics of humor include disabilities, cancer, murder, suicide, necrophilia, paedophilia, sexual deviancy, sexually transmitted diseases, sexism, racism, self-mutilation, and violence. The comic does not always have a definite punchline in each strip, or may have several panels of "awkward silence" after (or instead of) the punchline, with characters simply staring at each other. These awkward pauses coupled with the stick figure artwork mirror the surrealist humor of stick figure animator and comic artist Don Hertzfeldt. There are few recurring characters and virtually no characterization, with characters often acting irrationally or nonsensically. The few recurring characters include peculiarly-named superheroes such as Seizure Man, Ass Rape Man, SuperJerk, "LOL FAG Man", Punchline Spoiler Man, Rubber Arm Man, Firework Man, and the villainous Purple-Shirted Eye-Stabber. Also, there are two non-superhero characters recurring in the comics drawn by Rob: Charles, an insensitive dimwit; and his girlfriend, who often bears the brunt of his stupidity and abuse.

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