Achewood-I still love it and you should love it.

[Americas Team]

The Roast Beef wedding was great but I am really enjoying the Sandwhich Duel between a New York Times writer and Onstad. Read from the bottom up.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blog...uel/index.html

For those that don't know what Achewood is here is an article:

http://www.time.com/time/specials/20...692006,00.html

Honestly there is nothing funnier, or better, then Achewood. Just start reading them from the start and let them build up. It all pays off. Some are strange, others are funny, and still others are profoundly heart warming.

[Jouster]

God help me but I found the wedding stuff and everything since to be totally boring. He'll turn it around, though.

[Jerkmonivich]

I also think that things have fallen off a bit lately, but I still recommend it to everyone ever. I agree that the most exciting part about Achewood lately has been the sandwich wars/new yorker stuff. Just plain awesome mostly character driven comedy. Everyone should at least read the first, i dunno, year? And cartilage head. But man oh man, when it's good it's good. So good. Wow, web comics are like my dirty secret. I feel like it's nerdy enough to talk about real person comedy, so I almost never mention web comics to anyone. (Which means I can almost never explain the original roast beef painting I have in my room, sigh.)

[Batman The Horse]

This may be the single funniest panel in all of comics:



Also, in this thread you should state whether you are an ass man or a breast man.

[ ] Ass Man
[x] Breast Man

[CaptainBreakfast]

Holy Smokes this is good. Thank you guys.

[P. J. Head]

I am terribly afraid I will have to sign up for Achewood Primo, because the regular strip is just not updating like a strip fucking should, and it's driving me bananas, and it's worth three bucks to me to get more entertainment from possibly my favorite comedy writer working today.

"No, I ain't got a fax machine! I also ain't got a Apple IIC, polio, or a falcon!"

[Trial]

[mike]

This may be the single funniest panel in all of comics:

Sorry, nothing will ever be funnier than this (the last one and as a whole):

[Americas Team]

Mike please avoid making PJ choose between Calvin and Hobbes and Achewood. He would split in two and have to fight himsself like in Superman 2.

[Meen Bellpeppers]

Mike please avoid making PJ choose between Calvin and Hobbes and Achewood. He would split in two and have to fight himsself like in Superman 2.

That is a great thing you just said.

[Famous Police Dog]

hey dudes maybe they should make a Calvin and Hobbes Minus Hobbes

[Adult Ed]

hey dudes maybe they should make a Calvin and Hobbes Minus Hobbes

That is actually a great idea. Maybe substitute the stuffed tiger that everyone else sees.

[Americas Team]

What
Signing: Chris Onstad creator of ACHEWOOD
When
Fri Dec 12 7pm – Fri Dec 12 10pm

20081212T190000/20081212T220000

Where Meltdown Comics, 7522 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046

Description

Signing: Chris Onstad creator of ACHEWOOD
LOS ANGELES, CA
Friday, December 12th
Meltdown, 7pm to 10pm.
7522 Sunset Blvd @ N. Sierra Bonita


Link

[ChrisCubasATX]

If my secret santa is a) in Los Angeles and b) reading this thread you should c) go buy that for me.

[Americas Team]

I am interviewing Chris today. Any suggestions for questions?

[chesspieceface]

Ask him if there would be more "Phillipe's News"...or more books.

[aenemaTron]

"What's supposed to be funny about Achewood?"

[darrylduffy]

"What's supposed to be funny about Achewood?"

i second this!

[stephan]

"What's supposed to be funny about Achewood?"

This question has never seemed more pertinent.

(Another good question would be: How is the fate of a cartoon cat so depressing?)

[Cool Slut]

The type of person who can't get down with achewood is the type of person who falls down the stairs.