What's your favorite comic strip? Add one here if you can

[Eja117]

[Eja117]

Least favorite? At the risk of sounding cold hearted I gotta go with Family Circus

Apparently the writer of that (Billy Keane) and the writer of Calvin and Hobbes (Bill Waterson) didn't like each other

[Bahku]

The Far Side, followed closely by Calvin & Hobbes ... got me through many a crisis.

[Eja117]

Turns out you can be a fan of Calvin and Hobbes on facebook. Done

[Eja117]

I'm not really anti-war in the traditional sense, but I love this one. Especially the one liner at the top

[Eja117]

Calvin and I have so much in common

[Eja117]

http://progressiveboink.com/archive/calvinhobbes.htm

goldmine

[Redz]

Overall Far Side, and in particular, this one:

[the_Bird]

Bloom County, Far Side, and Calvin & Hobbes are the ones I grew up on.

For modern webcomics, gotta give some props to XKCD

[Locomotive Breath]

I loved Bloom County

[Eja117]

That's awesome

I admit despite it's popularity here i don't like Far Side much

It's like a poor man's unfunny Non Sequiter. How many times do I have to look at a cockroach that says to her neighbor "We've been her a long time" or a cow drinking milk thinking "I'm so bad"?

It's like those lame New Yorker cartoons with the cat that walks in the apartment and tells his wife "I'm leaving Wall St to the dogs"

What the heck is that? It's the comic equivalent of prop comedy

[MattG12]

F Minus is the best and it isn't even close.

[fairweatherfan]

Calvin and Hobbes, Far Side, XKCD

Another great Calvin for the list - sums up a lot of the financial crisis nicely:



EDIT: Who's the joker who picked Family Circus?  Show yourself so I can stomp a trail of dotted lines all over your face 

[Eja117]

excellent fwf.  Very timely.

[the_Bird]

"Garfield Minus Garfield" is pretty outstanding as well.

Garfield Minus Garfield is a site dedicated to removing Garfield from the Garfield comic strips in order to reveal the existential angst of a certain young Mr. Jon Arbuckle. It is a journey deep into the mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against loneliness and depression in a quiet American suburb.