A cartoonist may work on a single comic that has numerous panels for hours, yet occasionally just one panel is sufficient to convey the concept they try to convey. An example of this is the single-panel series “The Argyle Sweater” by cartoonist Scott Hilburn which is in its second decade of syndication. Make yourself a cup of tea for our delicious surprise for you. Here we go!
Scott Hilburn was born and raised in Garland, Texas. Argosy University awarded him a master’s degree in clinical psychological counseling. In order to pursue his dream of being an artist, he decided to postpone his education. He was greatly influenced by Larson in addition to a number of New Yorker cartoonists like Sam Gross and Tom Cheney. He is considerably into Pop Culture, historical allusions, the portrayal of animals, and fairy tale characters in real-world settings.
A comic book series by the artist called “The Argyle Sweater” is full of ridiculous events and bizarre comedy. His art has appeared in a wide range of newspapers, including The LA Times, NY Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, and many more. Growing up close to a nuclear weapons testing facility, baby Scott received unusually high radiation levels. You must admit that is intriguing.
Given that Scott’s comics have a distinctive aesthetic and that he is so well-liked, people seem to enjoy his harsh and dark humor. Scroll down for his 25 marvelous one-panel comics that we’ve put together below. Please consider supporting the artist on his website. As we Marvel at his exceptional ability, let’s fire together!
Scott Hilburn was born and raised in Garland, Texas. Argosy University awarded him a master’s degree in clinical psychological counseling. In order to pursue his dream of being an artist, he decided to postpone his education. He was greatly influenced by Larson in addition to a number of New Yorker cartoonists like Sam Gross and Tom Cheney. He is considerably into Pop Culture, historical allusions, the portrayal of animals, and fairy tale characters in real-world settings.
A comic book series by the artist called “The Argyle Sweater” is full of ridiculous events and bizarre comedy. His art has appeared in a wide range of newspapers, including The LA Times, NY Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News, and many more. Growing up close to a nuclear weapons testing facility, baby Scott received unusually high radiation levels. You must admit that is intriguing.
Given that Scott’s comics have a distinctive aesthetic and that he is so well-liked, people seem to enjoy his harsh and dark humor. Scroll down for his 25 marvelous one-panel comics that we’ve put together below. Please consider supporting the artist on his website. As we Marvel at his exceptional ability, let’s fire together!
#1 Mailman's disease
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#2 Meta stuff
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#3 Yes Yes yes
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#4 Not understand
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#5 The kids' faces…
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#6 Fresh (2011)
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#7 Afrika corps
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#8 Silver jewelry
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#9 One for all
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#10 Boomer
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#11 Potato head
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#12 Goldfish thinking…
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#13 Go fix yourself
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#14 Far Side?
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#15 Grumpy’s room
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#16 Missing…
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#17 Trick or treatment
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#18 No right hand
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#19 Hold on…
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#20 Wet happened?
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#21 That smell
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#22 Bed bath
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#23 Wendell is…
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#24 Oh man
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#25 Wonder birth
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