What's your favorite Comic Strip?

I have two, Garfield and Piled Higher and Deeper. Piled Higher and Deeper (PhD) is a comic about grad school.

andy cap

I've been addicted to Megatokyo.com for several years now. Love those guys!!!

The Phantom : Ghost Who Walks

www.sinfest.net

I met the artist a while ago and got the book signed
of course calvin and hobbes was a childhood favorite.

Get Fuzzy!



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Foxtrot!

Pearls Before Swine and Get Fuzzy

I love The Boondocks

I agree. The only ones I read are the Boondocks and Doonesbury.

Hahahahaha! Marmaduke's size has caused comic results!

Calvin and Hobbes and The Far Side are tied for my favorite...but I also love Queen of Wands.

Also, I've always had a place in my heart for Zits, Luann, Garfield (before it started sucking) Non Sequiter, Dilbert, and Pokey the Penguin.

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Bloom County will always be my favorite comic strip.

The Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes are tied for second.

Marshal Law

Dilbert

FoxTrot, going back since I was little it's still my fav for being the geekiest mainstream strip out there (I had a brief fling with Dilbert but it quickly became a one trick pony).

The Boondocks is excellent, especially the strips after 9/11 when he got more political. Stuff gets posted on his strip that you'd never see anywhere else in the newspaper; it's like The Daily Show in three panels.

Pearls Before Swine is also really good, it's never run in a local paper, but thankfully I discovered it some years ago when buying a subscription to comics.com.

I used to like User Friendly a lot, but I haven't read it in a while.

calvin and hobbes. the far side. and perry bible fellowship has totally been doing it for me lately.

I already answered this in the comics group.

Roth & Earl

Because I write it.

foxtrot, bob the squirel, non sequoir, and get fuzzy...

Zits

Calvin & Hobbes was the bizomb.

FoxTrot is amazingly, consitently funny.

Doonesbury hits the nail right on the head a lot- plus, reading old volumes is like a history text.

Boondocks is great because MacGruder just takes no prisoners.

For online comics, it's all about the Sluggy Freelance. How can you not love something with that kind of epic scope? That still loves awful puns?

Penny Arcade is pretty funny, most of the time.

8-bit theater is funny for those of us who are die-hard RPGers.

i'll give you three guesses...



and, at a VERY CLOSE second place, is the magnificent buttercup festival:



enjoy!

Diesel Sweeties and Ornery Boy

if you have the time to kill, start from the very beginning on both!

edited cause i fucked up the urls the first time around...

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Bloom County in any of it's forms.....


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Liberty Meadows, back when it was in the paper. Now it's a full fledged comic book. Score!