About
KC Green (b. February, 1987, Oklahoma) is a Massachusetts-based webcomic artist known for his unique brand of self-conscious humor. Strips and panels from many different comics Green has created have gone viral or been turned into memes.
Online History
KC Green first began publishing web comics in 2001, around the age of 14. His first strip was called Sinister and Evil[2], and featured two characters: a flower with legs and a talking balloon.
Other early strips included Bill the Magician, Advice from Mr. Long Legs, and Cat. The strips often featured two characters having an ironic conversation. Often, they were scans of hand-drawings done on notebook paper.
In 2005, Green began drawing HorribleVille[3] and Droop, which were his first comics to feature viral memes. He also kept a popular LiveJournal blog. Other comics he’s drawn include Gunshow, Blomix (Blog Comix), Anime Club, and VG Cheats ’N Beatums.
Related Memes (In Chronological Order)
Ghost Blowjob! (2006)
Ghost Blowjob! is a 4-pane comic about a guy getting head from a ghost, enthusiastically expressing his delight by screaming “Gh-ost Blowjob! Woo Woo Woo!” to the point of the last panel showing his roomate angrily failing to get some sleep in the next room because of the noise. It inspired fanarts of the same comic involving well-known characters from different shows.
Dick Butt (2006)
Dick Butt is an illustration of an anthropomorphic phallus with a pair of testicles and a penis protruding from its backside. In multi-pane image macros and animated GIFs, the drawing is often revealed unexpectedly in the final frame.
Mother of God. . . (2008)
Mother of God… is a rage comic character of a man staring intently at something as he takes his sunglasses off. It can be also used outside of rage comics to express astonishment or disbelief in response to a shocking image or a video. Similar to the colloquial usage of the phrase, the reaction face can be used to either indicate approval or disapproval, depending on the context. When used in the context of rage comics, it is usually preceded by a stick-figure drawing of the same man humming and walking with sunglasses still on.
Staredad (2009)
Staredad is a comic strip that features a young boy telling his father something with the last pane of the strip featuring the father staring at the son. Hilarity ensues.
You Dense, Motherfucker! (2009)
You Dense, Motherfucker! is an expression used to insult someone’s intelligence or decision making ability. The phrase is most often iterated in the form of a reaction image based on a panel from KC Green’s webcomic series The Anime Club or alternatively, a screen capture of the villain character Syndrome from the 2005 Pixar short animation film Jack-Jack Attack.
I’m Okay With This (2011)
I’m Okay With This is a colloquial expression and reaction image used to convey one’s mild approval of another individual’s action or statement. On image boards and discussion forums, the phrase can be used to signify to one’s tolerance towards a subject topic that had been previously regarded with reservation or skepticism, similar to the usage of At First I Was Like or Not Bad.
This Is Fine (2013)
This Is Fine. refers to a comic from the series Gunshow where a dog is slowly engulfed in flames while proclaiming that everything is fine. It is used as a reaction image used by forum posters trying to say calm in stressful situations.