Who needs a comic?

You're the most trite, stupid, and un-funny thing I've ever had this displeasure of reading. Besides Wobbler. If you want to talk about trite, unfunny webcomics, let's discuss Penny Arcade.* In their entire history, there's probably a grand total of five that're worth reading. I love VGCats. I'll admit that usually their comics are very hit-or-miss, and they're accuracy isn't the best, but do you know what I love? Their links section. It helped me to find this: Post Nuke Comic. It's ok so far, though fairly humorless. It also helped me find Dominic Deegan, which I believe may be one of the greatest I'm reading. Mind you, it's ridiculously pun-heavy, but hey, that's how I like'em!


*Ironically, I've a friend who works for them. He's funny.

 

Dammit, Darkfool! I've read over 700 of those dominic comics!!

 

Quit the whinging, more comics!

 

You fool! I spent the past 9 hours reading that comic.
I read 5 years worth of work and all I have to show for it is the sick enjoyment of knowing I could do the same damn thing and garner my own cult following, but I won't because I'm too lazy and it somehow makes me feel good about myself. God damn! I sure know how to prattle on like a neurotic schoolgirl. MORE COMICS!

 

Okay? I'm not really sure where that came from, but whatever. Apparently you're a CAD fan?

I never said I didn't like VG Cats, I actually like that comic quite a bit. My avatar of choice comes from that comic, so clearly I have some sort of affection for it. I just wish Scott would update VG Cats more often as it's annoying when he only posts a comic like twice a month, though he has been better about it as of late.

 

You can't tell me this pun isn't gold:

http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2008-03-14
Looks like I'm dumb over this comic so I can't link an image properly without posting it on imageshack or photobucket. It's all good, I must've clicked my mouse over 1,000 times to get here, one more won't hurt.

Yes. I read the whole series up to TODAY from 2002 in 10 total hours because I had nothing else to do*...aside from sending in my completed tax forms to the IRS. I know it's march, but I like not having those clowns come back to bite me when I'm rich.

*I told everyone this because it's masturbatory and I'm apparently not sleeping again.

 

Aaand my favourite storyline from CRFH:

http://www.crfh.net/comics/crfh19990509.jpg
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http://www.crfh.net/comics/crfh19990511.gif

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Frigo, I don't get it. Could someone explain this comic to me?

 

I know that the one clearly visible shows an internal conflict with the young girl. Despite her attitude and callous reaction to her mother, she clearly wants to interact with her. And, unfortunately, her mom is oblivious to the whole situation.
At least, that's what I think after only seeing one comic in the series.

 

I disagree. I think the idea is that her mother shows her love for her daughter in spite of her ungrateful, disrespectful attitude. So her daughter feels bad for being a bitch.

 

Going with the "no cure for june", I would have to agree with Gross, moer or less.