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4-panel comic by War and Peas Panel 1: A clown peeks out of a storm drain, trying to sell balloons tied to the grate. A sign reads "Balloons $1." Panel 2: Inside a dark underground hideout, a clown says, “Damn! business is running low, guys,” while another refills a balloon with helium. Panel 3: Three clowns stand together looking worried. One says, “If we don’t make more bucks, we don’t have anything to send to Grandma.” Panel 4: An elderly clown woman stands by a mailbox and frowns. She says, “You have failed me, boys.”

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4-panel comic by War and Peas Panel 1: A man in an orange sweater sits alone on a park bench, contemplating. He says, “They say, a home is not a place but a person.” Panel 2: He continues his thought, looking reflective: “If that’s true…” Panel 3: The camera zooms out to reveal an older man with a beanie and scruffy beard sitting next to him. The first man finishes, “…I’m pretty much homeless.” Panel 4: The older man who is literally homeless, now sipping from a bottle, casually responds, “Great story, snowflake.”

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Comic by War and Peas featuring a child telling parents about a monster under the bed. The child says, 'It keeps screaming with the voice of a thousand haunted souls.' The monster appears and complains, 'To be fair, your son is stealing my sleep by constantly wanking off.' The monster then tells the child, 'Seriously, buddy. Get your shit together.' The comic humorously addresses childhood fears and adds an unexpected twist with the monster's complaint.

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War and Peas - Dogs Are Cool - Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz

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War and Peas - How I Met Your Father - Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz

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4-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: Caption, "Officer McSexy was on patrol." The officer, known for his enormous behind, rides a horse down a city street. Panel 2: A woman calls out, "What a cute horse! May I pet it?" Panel 3: She happily pets the horse. Panel 4: Caption, "Officer McSexy did not like sharing attention." The horse is now inside a horse butchery, pawing desperately at the window with its hoof while the shopkeeper holds it from behind – as the officer struts away alone on the sidewalk.

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War and Peas - Happy New Year - Comics by Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunz