Danish writer/artist duo Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler make parody cartoons and graphs portraying the day-to-day battles, aggravations, and bits of knowledge about their kindred Westerners. Formal looking graphs show informal facts from our everyday lives that are unexpected and glaringly self-evident. The pair releases their mocking manifestations consistently on Wumo, their webcomic and daily paper cartoon strip (previously known as Wulffmorgenthaler). Their cartoon profession began in 2001 Funny Cartoon Competition. Their triumph provided for them the open door to publish in Politiken, a national Danish daily paper, for one month. Things kept falling in places when their strip got exceptionally famous and turned into a regular feature in a few sites and daily papers in Scandinavia and Germany. Presently their funny cartoon is a regular insert in The New York Times. Look at the collection of their graphical arts. Do you find them surprisingly true for yourself too?
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