"Life in Hell" is a comic strip created by Matt Groening, known for its dark humor and satirical take on modern life. The series features anthropomorphic characters, particularly Binky, a rabbit who navigates the absurdities and frustrations of everyday existence. The comics often explore themes of existential angst, relationships, and societal norms. The strip debuted in 1977 and gained popularity for its unique art style and relatable content. It was later adapted into a series of books and an animated television show. "Life in Hell" remains influential in the world of alternative comics, showcasing Groening's signature wit and perspective on life's challenges.