The phrase "I find it comical" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that you perceive something as funny or amusing.
Example: "After hearing his explanation, I find it comical that he thought no one would notice the mistake."
Alternatives: "I think it's hilarious" or "I find it amusing."
I find it almost comical, because surely, at some point back in my grandmother's and great-grandmother's generation, that was true.
I find it silly, somewhat comical.
Admittedly, I was among those who found it comical when HuffPost originally announced its decision to relegate its coverage of Donald Trump's campaign to the Entertainment section.
Hayward finds it comical that while other little girls were reading Ballet Shoes, she was absorbed in the worlds of a suicidal socialite and a dying courtesan.
Over the course of the next few hours, she tells me she isn't that good at making, isn't very good at detail, that she tried to learn welding four times, and found it comical "wearing these huge gloves and blackened glasses – you can't pick anything up!" When she was an art student in the 1960s, Barlow found the idea of painting – with its flat, rectangular form – restrictive.
Not only was that number probably closer to 250, but so easy were the tests to evade or deceive that it appears Armstrong often found it comical.
Rachel Harrison, the daring and influential sculptor, recalled for me the Gavin Brown show, with its "thick paint and comical flat shadows": "I found it exceedingly deft formally, while demonstrating that although painting was pretty unfashionable at the time, it was still possible to throw a bomb".
Plus, as a Spurs fan, I'd find it absolutely comical if Szczesny missed most of the tournament in his home country due to his own stupidity".
I personally find it quite comical".
I find the video comical and the song catchy.
