30 Fun And Flavorful One-Panel Comics By Nate Fakes For Hungry Minds

Nate Fakesis back with a delicious collection of comics, this time focusing on food. Known for his funny one-panel strips, Nate captures everyday moments with clever humor. His food-related comics highlight all the tasty puns, bringing a lighthearted touch to our favorite foodie moments.In this article, we’re excited to showcase Nate’s food comics that might make you laugh—and maybe even a little hungry! With his signature style and clever jokes, Nate turns simple food situations into fun and relatable stories. Grab a snack and enjoy these tasty comics!More info:Instagram|nfakes.com|x.com|FacebookThis post may includeaffiliate links.

In this article, we’re excited to showcase Nate’s food comics that might make you laugh—and maybe even a little hungry! With his signature style and clever jokes, Nate turns simple food situations into fun and relatable stories. Grab a snack and enjoy these tasty comics!

More info:Instagram|nfakes.com|x.com|Facebook

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Food-related comic with corn parents meeting candy girlfriend in living room.

Food-related comic with nuts approaching a Nutcracker poster, one saying, “I hope this isn’t too scary."

A corn cob walks in greeting popcorn on a couch, watching TV.

Creating art is not just about expressing oneself but also about discovering new things along the way. Nate shared that throughout his creative journey, he realized that the original playbook was thrown out the window a long time ago. “Growing up, I just wanted to be a cartoonist in the newspaper. That’s it. However, my career has consisted of being a cartoonist for Red Bull ads, greeting cards, MAD Magazine, and many other things. What’s weird is, decades later, after the original dream, my syndicated gag cartoon,Break of Day, is expanding quite a bit in newspapers! It’s now published in more than 90 of them daily. I’m really happy about that and would love to continue to see that number go up and up.

Food-related comic with fruits watching TV, commenting on actors' age and preservatives.

Comic by artist features a potato with loaded baked potato and fries in a humorous scene.

Comic featuring food items in a humorous conversation panel, illustrating a food-related joke.

Food-related comic with fruitcake at a party, expressing disappointment while other foods enjoy themselves.

Food-related comic featuring cookie detectives investigating a crime scene with a missing filling.

Food-related comic featuring chocolate kisses joking about a nudist colony.

A Snickers wrapper at a poolside, telling a woman, “It’s not what you think. That’s my son,” with a candy bar floating in the pool.

Food-related comic panel with marshmallows and graham crackers discussing campfire plans.

Broccoli family in living room, with mom saying dad is “steamed.” Comic by artist known for food-related jokes.

Food comic featuring talking mayonnaise, ketchup, and milk discussing being left out of the fridge.

Milk jug jokes with orange juice about losing milk percentage in a single-panel comic.

Food-related comic of a ketchup bottle sitting on a couch, discussing work and feeling upside down.

Food-related comic with a crepe telling an egg, “Get off me you crepe,” on a plate with orange juice.

Eggs on a playground being bullied by a whisk in a humorous food-related comic panel.

Food-related comic with a peanut, yogurt, and beet telling jokes about low carbs.

A single-panel comic featuring two peppers, with one asking, “Do you believe in ghost peppers?"

Comic with a donut on a couch, humorously discussing its reputation with a psychologist.

Food comic: A lollipop stands by a bed with a candy sleeping, saying “Sweet dreams."