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12 Comic Strip Ad Examples

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This is a comic-style illustration with a collage background. The central text reads "BEDROTTING? THERE'S A PILL FOR THAT." The image is divided into four panels, each depicting a different scenario related to mental state and focus. The top left shows a person in bed with the text "TIRED BUT STILL HERE. SAME BRAIN. DIFFERENT DAY." and the label "ADDERALL." The top right shows a person looking out a window at a city skyline with "SAME THOUGHTS. DIFFERENT DAY." and "DOPAMINE DEPLETION." The bottom left shows a person looking at their phone with "JUST ONE MORE VIDEO..." and "DOOMSCROLLING." The bottom right shows a pill organizer with "SUN MON TUE" labels and pills, with the text "SAME YOU. JUST MORE YOU." and "THESIS." Additional text boxes include "MORE FOCUS. LESS OVERTHINKING." and "SMALL HABITS. BIGGER DAYS."
Thesis
This is a meme-style illustration depicting the classic Batman slapping Robin comic panel. In the image, Batman is slapping Robin, who is facing away from the viewer. Speech bubbles are present above their heads. The speech bubble above Robin's head reads "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS". The speech bubble above Batman's head reads "NEW MUMS WITH NODIEE". The overall visual is a humorous take on the struggles of new mothers and the relief Nodiee may offer.
Nodiee
The ad is a hand-drawn comic strip composed of five panels. The first panel shows a person looking tired at 10 AM, with text suggesting the person felt unproductive. The second panel depicts the same person, now looking wired at night. The third panel showcases the person discovering an app and reacting with surprise, revealing they have a sleep debt. The fourth panel illustrates the app suggesting a sleep time. The final panel, the person looking healthy and showing off muscles. The overall composition is designed to visually communicate a story of sleep improvement and its positive effects.
Rise Science
A four-panel cartoon-style ad. The top panel reads “Dave was tired of looking tired. And you?” The first panel shows a man with tired eyes wearing a headset and the text says, “Dave looked tired working.” The second panel shows the same man with tired eyes in a dating situation and the text says “Dave looked tired dating” with an interlocutor looking concerned and the text “Are you ok?” The third panel shows the man with tired eyes golfing and the text “Dave looked tired golfing.” The final panel shows the man with brighter eyes and a smile and a bottle of face cream to the side with the text, “DAVE STARTED TO USE FACE CREAM.”
Particle
A four-panel cartoon about a person named John. The first panel shows a stick figure with a sad face; a caption says 'John feels behind in life.' The second panel shows a smiling stick figure holding a phone; the caption reads 'John downloads Blinkist.' The third panel, John is enjoying the product; the caption states 'John uses instead of doomscrolling.' The fourth panel depicts John as the most interesting person in the room
Blinkist
A four-panel comic strip. The first panel shows a stick figure with a beard, raising their arms, and text that says 'Guy gets a new job'. The second panel depicts the same figure looking sad and text that says 'Now Guy has to shave every day'. The third panel shows the figure happily holding a shaving set with text: 'Guy gets a Trial Set'. The final panel shows the figure happy with a shaving brush and text that says: 'Now shaving makes Guy happy'.
Harry's
A four-panel cartoon-style ad. The first panel shows a stick figure with a sad face with text "Guy wants change in life." The second panel shows the same stick figure, now thinking about skydiving, with a thought bubble and an "AHHH" sound effect bubble. The third panel shows the figure holding a razor, happy, with the text "Guy opts for Harry's Trial Set." The final panel depicts the figure with a very happy face with the text "Guy very happy with that amount of change."
Harry's
A four-panel comic strip-style ad. The first panel shows a stick figure representing a man holding a razor and thinking, "Guy thinks there might be more to shaving." The second panel shows the same figure imagining a better shaving experience, with thought bubbles containing shaving products. The third panel shows an alternate version of the man happily shaving with the product. The final panel depicts the man happy with the results holding products from the trial set
Harry's
The ad is a four-panel comic strip featuring a cartoon illustration of a man named Ben experiencing different stages of shaving. The first panel shows Ben looking frustrated with dollar signs around his head, with the text "Ben is tired of overpaying for blades." The second panel shows Ben pleased after discovering the $5 trial set. Text bubbles indicate he's using products like shaving cream. The third panel shows Ben shaving his beard, winking while doing so; this panel is captioned "Ben gives it a go." Lastly, the fourth shows a smiling Ben with shiny cheeks after a smooth shave, captioned “Ben loves his smooth shave.” All the panels are framed in a blue border with blue line art. The overall layout and structure is simple and straightforward.
Harry's
A comic-style advertisement compares laser hair removal with an at-home device. The ad is divided into panels. The top panel says 'Lumi VS. Laser'. The following panels show two modalities. The left side, labeled 'Expensive', depicts the laser hair removal and its respective text: 'Have to book appt'. The opposite side presents 'DIY at home' and 'Affordable'. The last panel shows a smooth leg with the text 'Permanent Results: The Choice is Yours' under it.
Rose Skin Co
A four-panel comic-style ad with a teal outline. The first panel shows a man with a sad face, representing his wallet's struggle with overpriced blades. The second panel shows the man discovering the product. The third panel depicts the man shaving with the product, showing a satisfying experience. The fourth panel shows the man with a great-looking face. The ad is designed to show how cheap and easy it is to shave with the product.
Harry's
A four-panel comic strip ad. The first panel shows a man looking frustrated with dollar signs around his head and text complaining about expensive blades. The second panel shows the man discovering a shaving set with a container, foam, and razor. The third panel shows the man with a close shave. The fourth panel shows the man now feeling great with shining skin. The overall layout uses a blue outline style, and the aesthetic is similar to a comic strip in illustrating a customer journey.
Harry's

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