Favourite comic strip

[Reply #40 on:]

 

By zoidyzoid:
Aww, still no votes for Footrot Flats...

That's because you made it up, and it's not a real comic strip.

[Reply #41 on:]

Go Footrot Flats!

And Penny Arcade is the best. 

[Reply #42 on:]

Yeah, for vidja game nerds.

[Reply #43 on:]

 

Originally posted by FishyJoe:
 That's because you made it up, and it's not a real comic strip.

Oh yeah?
 http://www.theblacksheep.net/footrot.htm

[Reply #44 on:]

You made a site for your pretend comic strip?!?! That's sad.

[Reply #45 on:]

wow and he took the time to produce a series of strips for the comic he made up that's even sadder

[Reply #46 on:]

i know of footrot flats zoidy but with my three all time favoutrites up there
far side
calvin and hobbes
garfield
there was no way i could justify voting for it sorry

[Reply #47 on:]

 

Originally posted by aussie dude:
i know of footrot flats zoidy

Hooray!!!

 

but with my three all time favoutrites up there
far side
calvin and hobbes
garfield
there was no way i could justify voting for it sorry

No worries, it's not my favourite either. In my opinion, you just can't beat Calvin and Hobbes. I like The Far Side and Garfield too.

[Reply #48 on:]

The only 3 funny of those options are:
1. Garfield
2. Calvin and Hobbes
3. Non Seqiteur

Thank god for Swedish classics such as Rocky and Arne Anka.

[Reply #49 on:]

 

Originally posted by Xmpel:
The only 3 funny of those options are:
1. Garfield
2. Calvin and Hobbes
3. Non Seqiteur

Come on, surely you're not saying The Far Side isn't funny?

[Reply #50 on:]

Calvin & Hobbes.

Let me tell you why.  Life has made me a bitter misanthrope, and when you look at the media, at what's popular, it is in general criminally subliterate pabulum.  The bar is really on the floor.  So I've always believed that people at large are unforgiveable idiots, the enemies of productive thought, and I walk down the street looking at all the "Friends" fans out of the corner of my eye and plotting their deaths.

But Calvin & Hobbes is the most unpretentiously intelligent thing I've ever read.  And it was massively popular, with broad appeal to every demographic.  And it never had any cheap or lowbrow jokes, so it would be pretty much impossible to really like it for the wrong reasons.  This means millions and millions of the people I want to punch every day were secretly thinking deep thoughts and nodding sagely at Bill Watterson's wise observations while they read the morning paper.  When I realized this, it came as a real shock to me.  It was one of the first times I ever had a reason to believe that, just maybe, everyone in the universe isn't so bad after all.

[Reply #51 on:]

I like Agnes, Curtus, and Baby Blues

[Reply #52 on:]

 

Originally posted by canned eggs:
"Friends" fans

Omigod!! I love FRIENDS!!!!!!
                  
Chandler is soooooooooo, like, soooooooo ORANGE!!!!

*adds Calvin & Hobbes book to his "GIMMEGIMME!!" list*
Edit: Is there a best C&H book or are they all good, since I'm not gonna buy every paper they were in?

[Reply #53 on:]

 

Originally posted by Xmpel:
Thank god for Swedish classics such as Rocky and Arne Anka.

Second! Arne Anka is an excellent comic, especially back before Disney intervened and he still looked like Donald Duck's twin brother. Seeing a "Disney" character behave like him just added to the fun. 

[Reply #54 on:]

PVP and Movie comics 0wn you all =P

[Reply #55 on:]

Sinfest owns all online comics. It combines the anime look with American satire, and plus, it doesn't have to rely on games and computers for humor, like SOOOO many comic strips out there.