Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist whose eerie horror comic tales with unexpected humorous twists have captured the imaginations of lovers of spooky things. With over 4K followers on Flickr, Ben's drawing style is described as dark, hilarious, and full of imagination. As a massive fan of movies, Ben enjoys the creative freedom his imagination allows him in creating something out of nothing.

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Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist whose eerie horror comic tales with unexpected humorous twists have captured the imaginations of lovers of spooky things. With over 4K followers on Flickr, Ben's drawing style is described as dark, hilarious, and full of imagination. As a massive fan of movies, Ben enjoys the creative freedom his imagination allows him in creating something out of nothing.

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Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist whose eerie horror comic tales with unexpected humorous twists have captured the imaginations of lovers of spooky things. With over 4K followers on Flickr, Ben's drawing style is described as dark, hilarious, and full of imagination. As a massive fan of movies, Ben enjoys the creative freedom his imagination allows him in creating something out of nothing.

Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist whose eerie horror comic tales with unexpected humorous twists have captured the imaginations of lovers of spooky things.

Ben Chen is a Taiwanese artist whose eerie horror comic tales with unexpected humorous twists have captured the imaginations of lovers of spooky things. With over 4K followers on Flickr, Ben's drawing style is described as dark, hilarious, and full of imagination. As a massive fan of movies, Ben enjoys the creative freedom his imagination allows him in creating something out of nothing.

Max Garcia is the artist behind Sunny Street, a series of comics that are sometimes a little darker than they sound. The New York-based creator, writer and illustrator uses a random assortment of characters - some of them familiar, such as Batman, and some of them not, such as, well, water-skiing earthworms - to express his sometimes weird, sometimes dark, but always funny sense of humor. His work features in the comic section of the New York Daily News and you can also find him on Facebook…

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