04-29-2013, 05:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-29-2013, 05:40 AM by Berserker Lonewolf.)
Aside from Penny Arcade being my main favorite, these are some good ones too. I'll be safe and give a possible NSFW warning out of respect due to some of their content (especially PBF). But if you guys can handle Penny Arcade, there's not much to worry about here:
The Boondocks - You all should be familiar with this one, I guess. It's done by Aaron McGruder and follows the everyday opinions and shenanigans of two kids and their grandpa in suburban Chicago.
Buttlord GT - Like Dragonball Z? Like parodies? Look no further, because this is perhaps the most hilarious take on the series by Andy Helms with original artwork and character reimaginings.
The Perry Bible Fellowship - A simple, straight-forward comic strip by Nicholas Gurewitch. There is no continuity, no main characters to memorize and follow, and no real world issues to tackle. This is a comic strip that survives on the team work of imagination and shear insanity alone! Even the artwork is random. This is probably my 2nd favorite of what I've mentioned in this post and my most recommended.
The Boondocks - You all should be familiar with this one, I guess. It's done by Aaron McGruder and follows the everyday opinions and shenanigans of two kids and their grandpa in suburban Chicago.
Buttlord GT - Like Dragonball Z? Like parodies? Look no further, because this is perhaps the most hilarious take on the series by Andy Helms with original artwork and character reimaginings.
The Perry Bible Fellowship - A simple, straight-forward comic strip by Nicholas Gurewitch. There is no continuity, no main characters to memorize and follow, and no real world issues to tackle. This is a comic strip that survives on the team work of imagination and shear insanity alone! Even the artwork is random. This is probably my 2nd favorite of what I've mentioned in this post and my most recommended.
