Comics

[sofiana]

I am drowning into the darkest depression, which is why I would need some good advice about comic strips to make me laugh.

Examples here :

jesusandmo.net

http://berth.canalblog.com/ (in french)


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[istaros]

The Perry Bible Fellowship, obviously.

I'm also partial to The Oatmeal's comics.

Some of the older "Lego Robot" ones made me laugh too.

[Humanicide]

PBF is delightfully perverted.

Nothing Nice To Say - good comic concerning punk music. I don't read any other online comics.

http://www.mitchclem.com/nothingnice/287/ - a favorite.

[My AIDS, Your Arse]

http://www.electricretard.com/traumatized-children/

This is among the most crass and politically incorrect comic series I have ever seen. Perfect!

The comic's author was on this forum briefly:
http://www.anus.com/metal/hall/index.php?action=profile;u=19054

[Transcix]

I recommend The Far Side by Gary Larson.

Alternatively, check out Trailer Park Boys.

[sofiana]

Thanks for these, but some of them are more depressing than the daily news. I think I'll stick to my daily garfield widget ...

Any further suggestions are welcome.

[sofiana]

I forgot to say that Brünhilde threads were better than Garfield.

[Leperchaun]

The author of Perry Bible Fellowship has an exceptionally intelligent and twisted sense of humor

Electric Retard is probably primarily influenced by Mike Diana, who drew the cover for the Ridden With Disease Autopsy demo compilation:
http://www.mikedianacomix.com/mikediana/mikediana.html#Original%20Comic%20Pages

Not webcomic per se, but hilarious and very well made: The Brick Testament, the whole Bible as a Lego rendition

[Transcix]

I recommend The Far Side by Gary Larson.

I'll second this recommendation.

Got you there, Transcix. Have a whiskey with me, even if we're miles appart.

I'm not down on Schopenhauer (pun intended), but this sounds like a good idea.

[Wolfgang]

Pleasantly surprised to see the PBF mentioned this much. Wonderful subversive satire.

[A reliable source]

See smbc-comics.com