New Funny Comics are one of the most entertaining ways to experience real-life humor through a cultural lens — and nobody does it better than Murat Yılmaz. In this cartoon review, we explore 20 of his funniest single-panel comics that mix sarcasm, everyday struggles, and Turkish charm with laugh-out-loud punchlines.

About the Artist: Murat Yılmaz

Murat Yılmaz is a Turkish cartoonist known for his single-panel comics that brilliantly reflect the quirks of everyday life in Turkey. His work blends traditional family dynamics with modern-day sarcasm, creating a style that feels both nostalgic and incredibly current.

He rose to popularity through social media, with thousands sharing his comics thanks to their razor-sharp wit and relatable humor. His signature style includes bold hand-drawn characters, expressive faces, and hilarious captions that often deliver a punch with a twist. From marriage woes to money struggles, Yılmaz captures it all — and always with a smile.

#1 Women Can’t Be Understood – They Must Be Lived!

This classic comic kicks off with an old man’s deep wisdom… or so he thinks. Telling a younger guy, “Women aren’t meant to be understood, they’re meant to be lived!” is both ironic and humorous. It’s a clever twist on those age-old relationship clichés we hear in every culture.

#2 Marry Me Now or Don’t Cry Later

A bold woman lays it down straight: “If you’re in love, marry me now — don’t cry later when someone else does!” It’s aggressive, honest, and kind of genius. This comic flips the script on romantic hesitation with humor and urgency.

#3 My Anger Makes Me Fat

One woman hilariously explains how bottling up anger makes her depressed, letting it out makes her violent, and cooking it into food makes her gain weight. The punchline? “Guess I just won’t get angry anymore.” Relatable and hilarious!

#4 Chasing Coins, Losing Time

Dropping 50 kuruş (a small coin) leads to two hours of chasing it down — proving that sometimes, holding onto money literally costs more than it’s worth. It’s the Turkish version of “penny wise, pound foolish” with a funny visual payoff.

#5 Love = Spending

This comic delivers some savage wisdom: “Men love a woman as much as they’re willing to spend on her.” It’s a funny jab at materialistic love, with a wink to the truth that stings a little.

#6 My Money Doesn’t Decrease — His Does

A woman cleverly complains that the money her husband gives disappears fast, but her own money never seems to run out. It’s a great mix of satire and self-awareness — one that couples will find oddly familiar.

#7 Capitalism in One Panel

After drinking with his boss, a man shows up to work — and the boss doesn’t. The punchline? “That’s capitalism!” A short, brutal take on power imbalance in work life. Simple and so sharp.

#8 Facebook Love Crisis

A guy gets excited because a girl liked his Facebook post — and his friend slaps him back to reality. “Maybe it was an accident! Don’t go taking a loan for flowers already!” Hilarious millennial anxiety, perfectly delivered.

#9 Heating the House Is a Sin?

This comic takes winter excuses to a new level. A man argues that turning on the heater in winter is a sin — because if God wanted warmth, He’d make winter hot. Absurd logic = peak humor.

#10 The Art of Avoiding Relatives

Asking every relative for money makes them stop calling. The woman’s conclusion? “That’ll keep them off for two years!” Pure comedic strategy — and probably more effective than changing your number.

#11 Men in the Kitchen: Destroy Mode

Men can be involved in the kitchen — but in this comic, they crush walnuts, roast lentils, ruin pears, and wreck the whole sack of figs. A hilarious take on well-meaning husbands who try… and fail.

#12 One Body, Too Many Expectations

Should she cook, parent, lose weight, or save money? The woman’s frustration boils over in this relatable cry for help. Too many jobs, one exhausted soul — and a laugh for every reader.

#13 The Hardest Workers at Home

According to one woman: “Me, the washing machine, and my husband’s mouth.” Enough said. Perfect punchline, perfect roast.

#14 No More Ironing, Ever

This clever woman convinces her husband that shirts don’t suit him — just to avoid ironing. That’s what we call domestic genius, wrapped in comic gold.

#15 You’ve Changed!

They wear you down, burn you out, and then say “You’ve changed.” This comic hits deep, but still finds the laugh through bitter truth.

#16 Özlem Didn’t Come — But the Others Did

A pun-based masterpiece: She left home to add “Özlem” (longing) to her marriage, but only found that Merve, Aysel, and Pelin came instead. Wordplay at its finest.

#17 Mother-in-Law Drama

She used the dishwasher for wooden spoons — and her mother-in-law got mad. Her response? “If I’d known earlier, I’d have done it sooner!” Legendary.

#18 Come Out, I Did the Dishes!

A mom yelling through the door: “Come out now, I’ve already washed the dishes!” It’s the kind of guilt only mothers know how to apply — and it’s hilariously accurate.

#19 I Became a Civil Engineer Because of You

“You said women build the home… so I became a civil engineer!” It’s clever, literal, and pure sarcasm wrapped in feminist humor.

#20 Women Follow Success, Not Struggle

“Behind every successful man is a woman — because women don’t follow losers.” Boom. That’s the kind of ending you drop the mic on.

🎯 Wrapping It Up

Murat Yılmaz’s Funny Turkish Comics are more than just laughs — they’re spot-on reflections of everyday life, Turkish culture, and universal struggles. With sharp wit and smart visuals, these 20 comics offer a refreshing and hilarious break from reality.

✒️ Credit:

All comics featured are by Murat Yılmaz, a brilliant Turkish cartoonist known for his clever, culturally-rooted humor and punchline-perfect illustrations.
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