Perry Bible Fellowship

[hugman]

Please forgive if this has been covered on here (I'm still relatively new), but these shits is amazing.
http://pbfcomics.com/

[DoodleJump!]

I had never hoid of these. They are all excellent!

[pete]

Yeah, PBF is amazing. 

This came out not too long ago.  Real nice collection for a pretty reasonable price. 

[hugman]

Yeah, PBF is amazing. 

This came out not too long ago.  Real nice collection for a pretty reasonable price. 

I got it.

[akaJudge]

PBF is amazing, it's true.  I'll just throw this out there, too:  http://www.daisyowl.com/

I read a few of these and then started at the beginning of the archive and read them all.  I'm crazy in love with this webcomic right now.

[KickTheBobo]

that kid is a genius. i've burned though his archive a couple of times and it never fails to amuse me. I also love to see his artistic style mature over the years to something that is pretty much wholly unique.

[bakersfieldchimp]

Eegra's Hilarity Comics is the only good webcomic related to videogames. Achewood is also excellent,  but I haven't been keeping up with it lately.

[pete]

Eegra's Hilarity Comics is the only good webcomic related to videogames. Achewood is also excellent,  but I haven't been keeping up with it lately.

I'd never seen Hilarity Comics before, this is phenomenal.  I've been riveted to my chair for the last half hour running through the archives.   The jabs at Ctrl-Alt-Del in particular are a) hilarious b) fucked up.

[Big Plastic Head]

PBF is great. Anybody read Cat and Girl? I do. Recommended.

[Bryan]

PBF is firmly in the "shows promise" category for me.

I wonder, do any comics nerds love PBF? Or any other web-comics (Achewood, or XKCD for example)? To me it seems kind of like they are not engaged with the last century or so of comics. This isn't a criticism. It's just that they seem to appeal most to people who don't read other (i.e. print) comics.

Maybe I'm wrong.

[Stupornaut]

The popularity of XKCD makes me sad that people gave geeks any sort of power whatsoever.

[buffcoat]

PBF is firmly in the "shows promise" category for me.

I wonder, do any comics nerds love PBF? Or any other web-comics (Achewood, or XKCD for example)? To me it seems kind of like they are not engaged with the last century or so of comics. This isn't a criticism. It's just that they seem to appeal most to people who don't read other (i.e. print) comics.

Maybe I'm wrong.

No way, Perry Bible Fellowship = Family Circus = Shortpacked! = Heathcliff