Key Points
- Patrick Cheng creates the Cat Trigger comic series as a side project while working as an animator and motion designer.
- Each comic starts with a familiar, simple setup before veering into a completely unexpected twist.
- Cheng's style is clean and minimal, focused entirely on timing and the surprise punchline.
- The latest collection of 30 comics was published on May 28, 2026, on Bored Panda.
- You can find more of his work on Instagram, his website cattrigger.com, and Facebook.
Why It Matters
Because most comics are predictable — you read the first panel and you already know where it's going. Cat Trigger flips that script. You think you're looking at a guy ordering coffee, and suddenly a dinosaur is involved. It's the kind of brain-twisting humor that makes you feel both stupid and genius for getting the joke. In a world of algorithmic content, these comics actually surprise you.
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