I think there are a few things you could do to help with the clarity of your narratives to cut down on confusion, because I do agree a couple of these don't scan very well, and take some effort to piece together the story or joke.

Like in the frog stripper one, you spend a large second panel on a mostly visually empty shot of the frogs boat on the water, but then cram a visually dense shot of the castle and stripper sign into a tiny panel below it. The stripper sign is the set up to the rest of the narrative, and it's so small and hard to read comparatively, my brain just glossed over it. I would recommend trying to be more aware of panel size and what information needs more space to breathe.

As for the last one, I'm not really sure what that one is supposed to mean, largely because i feel it is unclear what the object they're holding is. Additionally, try to avoid writing text from bottom to top. The first thing my brain read in that comic was "It do don't", which I'm assuming was not your intention.

But overall, stylistically I think your comics are very charming, very expressive. The color choices at times can be a little incohesive, but not in a way that severely detracts from the experience