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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: Two people sit on a bench by the water, watching the sunset. One person says, "That buoy is blocking my view of the sunset!" Panel 2: The other person replies, "Well, you know what they say... buoys will be buoys!" The other person looks at them with a deadpan expression. Panel 3: The two people sit silently looking at each other, with the first person looking slightly annoyed. Panel 4: The scene shifts to a crime scene by the water, with police tape and detectives. One detective says, "We can all agree, this murder was justified," referring to the pun that led to the imaginary crime.

 

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: A couple is kissing passionately in bed, with "KISS KISS" sounds floating around them. The moon outside the window has a neutral expression. Panel 2: The man stops kissing and says, "Eww, the moon is watching us." The woman responds, "Friggin' perv!" The moon looks shocked. Panel 3: The moon, now with a soft, happy expression, says, "I just think you're the cutest couple." The woman responds with an "Awww." Panel 4: The moon, looking eager and leaning in, says, "Now, where were we?" The couple looks at each other awkwardly, realizing the moon wants the show to continue.

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4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A tired office worker at a desk with a computer and charts thinks, "I wish I'd followed my passion and become an artist." Panel 2: An artist painting at an easel thinks, "I wish I had gone into a more financially stable profession." Panel 3: A split panel shows both of them side by side, each wistful and longing for the other's life. Panel 4: A vast, empty landscape of mountains and sky stretches out beneath the words "The end."

 

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: Jonathan Kunz and Elizabeth Pich sit on a couch in a therapist's office. Elizabeth says, "People on the internet keep telling us we need therapy." Panel 2: The therapist asks, "What do you do?" Jonathan responds, "We make webcomics." Panel 3: The therapist, looking at a tablet, says, "Aww, these are funny," as she scrolls through their webcomics. Panel 4: The therapist looks up from the tablet with a concerned expression and says, "But I'm afraid you're beyond help."

 

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: A witch in a black dress and pointy hat stands next to a broken vase on the floor. She looks at her black cat, Lord Nibbles, and says, "Another broken vase?" Lord Nibbles sits calmly on a table. Panel 2: The witch says, "Great. Now I have to get a new one." Lord Nibbles watches her from the table with a sly expression. Panel 3: Later: The witch, holding a new vase box, declares, "No more throwing down!" Lord Nibbles looks on with a scheming gaze. Panel 4: The witch places a bouquet of flowers in the new vase while Lord Nibbles, now inside the new vase box, triumphantly declares, "Another victory." The box is tipped over, revealing Lord Nibbles' true plan all along.

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: Kevin kneels on a desert landscape under a blue sky with fluffy clouds, speaking to God. Kevin asks, "God, what is my purpose in life?" Panel 2: A colorful, swirling cloud responds to Kevin: "Purpose is a man-made concept which ties all your time on Earth to the stress of having to fulfill some greater goal... Free yourself from this pressure, Kevin." Panel 3: The sky returns to normal with just a few clouds. Kevin stands with a blank expression, pondering the response. Panel 4: Kevin looks at the sky with a confused and slightly frustrated expression. He says, "So... You have no idea either, huh?"

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: *A man in a trench coat approaches another man on a sidewalk. The man in the trench coat says, "Psst pal, looks like you could use..." Panel 2: *The man in the trench coat opens his arms wide for a hug and says, "A hug." Panel 3: *The two men are hugging each other tightly. Panel 4: The man in the trench coat says, "That’ll be 20 bucks," while still hugging the other man.

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Panel 1: The first panel shows a close-up of two lobsters in a tank. One lobster, named Larry, is talking to the other lobster, Janet. Larry says, “I can’t wait to see my wife and kids again.” His expression is hopeful and optimistic as he looks forward to reuniting with his family. Panel 2: In the second panel, Janet, the other lobster, responds to Larry from inside the tank. She says, “Oh, Larry… You have to face it, they’re gonna kill us.” The setting outside the tank suggests they are in a fancy restaurant, as a table with wine glasses and a white tablecloth is visible. The lobster tank is situated in an elegant dining area, adding to the tension of the scene. Panel 3: The third panel returns to a close-up of Larry inside the tank. He reassures Janet, saying, “No, Janet. I have a feeling they won’t.” Larry remains calm and certain, contrasting Janet’s anxiety. The background continues to show the tank’s interior. Panel 4: In the final panel, the scene shifts dramatically to the outside of a large ocean liner—clearly the Titanic—sailing through icy waters. The moon is in the sky, and icebergs surround the ship, foreshadowing the infamous disaster. This twist reveals why Larry feels confident they won’t be killed: the Titanic is doomed, and so is the restaurant they’re in.