“Skull Pizza” Comics That Turn Nightmares Into One Liners (28 New Pics)
Not every comic tries to win you over with bright colors or wholesome vibes. Steve Lewis, the creator behind Skull Pizza, tends to do the opposite by luring you in with skeletons, monsters, and horror movie characters, then undercuts the whole thing with a punchline that’s way more goofy than it has any right to be. […]
Not every comic tries to win you over with bright colors or wholesome vibes. Steve Lewis, the creator behind Skull Pizza, tends to do the opposite by luring you in with skeletons, monsters, and horror movie characters, then undercuts the whole thing with a punchline that’s way more goofy than it has any right to be.
If you’ve seen our previous features on his work, you’ll recognize the signature formula: eerie imagery, deadpan dialogue, and that quick turn where something that looks like horror suddenly becomes silly or a reflection of our everyday problems. Lewis has described his approach as leaning into “spooky things being silly,” and that creepy-cute balance is exactly what makes the comics so addictive.
Scroll through this fresh batch of Skull Pizza comics and let us know which are your favorites. Of course, if you want to follow Lewis’ work on a regular basis, you can check out his social media pages and his full series on TinyView.
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Across his panels, you’ll find skeletons dealing with everyday inconveniences, bizarre creatures stuck in very human problems, and monsters who feel less like threats and more like awkward coworkers. Even when the scene looks like it belongs on a VHS cover from 1987, the joke usually lands on something small and familiar.
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