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Learning the ABC is a significant milestone for children because it is the first step towards learning how to read and write. Most children use alphabet books with corresponding pictures or information to help them memorize the letters; A is for apple, B is for ball. The pictures help capture the imagination of children and also learn about the world. But who says education needs to stop at adulthood? Illustrator Toby Leigh has created ABC for Adults — "twisting the meaning of innocent, childlike words into hysterically funny yet terrifying adult themes." According to his website, Toby made the parody version of "the classic ABC books from yesteryear" because, "Unfortunately, we all grew up and became paranoid, cynical adults filled with fear and hatred. But don't despair, this new book will help guide you and your family through this difficult phase of your existence." Check out a sample of the hilarious works below, where H is for heart attack, and Z is for zippers… in bondage suits. 

There's a subreddit called r/DisneyVacation that only features weird, terrible, and terrifying illustrations from WikiHow, all captioned by users. 

And it is amazing. And dark. So, if you're overly sensitive, maybe stay away from this one. And if you enjoy dark humor, this is right up your alley! 

Artist Fran Krause has created a webcomic where he draws his fears and those that people submit. If you like his work and wish to support him, you can buy his book on Amazon. 

According to Ufonaut Benyo, every song has its hidden meaning, and thanks to artist and cartoonist (or as he calls himself, "artoonist") Hugleikur Dagsson, it's time to get enlightened!

By Artist David Daneman