Best humour books/comics

Paladin

My vote goes to Calvin & Hobbes with The Far side a close second tied with Garfield.
Any other great series out there? If ye havent read any of the three I mentioned GO READ 'EM!

Calvin:>I going to be a millionaire when I grow up.
Dad:>You will have to work hard to earn that.
Calvin:>No I wont.You will.
Dad:> ME???!!?
Calvin:>Im just going to inherit it.
OR
Calvin:>I dont like the term "boy"
Hobbes:>you dont?
Calvin:>I prefer "chromosonally advantaged youth"

GET CALVIN & HOBBES

Trojan

Yeah, User Friendly!

www.userfriendly.org

Just my deux centimes.....

Al.

PS in accordance with recent events I'm just waiting for the flames... it's still a bloody comic guys...

[This message has been edited by Trojan (edited 09-02-2000).]

Excelsior

You're forgetting the cartoon that began the paradigm shift into the world of hyper-globally dynamic linked infrastructure, spirally fused to a pro-active approach to customer, franchise, syndicate and brand development: DILBERT

whitetrash

it would have to be either the far side or dilbert, i never really cared for c&h

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Blitzkrieger

If you want a funny book try anything by Pratchet

WhiteWashMan

dilbert is good
pratchett is good
teenage mutent ninja turtles was good
gotham by candlelight was good
arkam asylum was excellent
x-men was excellent
woops, they arent humour those last 2

tom sharpe is brilliant

Excelsior

I am a huge fan of Doug Adams. Hitch-hikers Guide and all of that. Laugh my ass off every 6 months or so when I go back to his books.

Venom

Anything by Robert Rankin rules.

Nuff Said

Paladin

I only meant comics.

Douglas Adams was quite good too though.
"Anybody can fly. You just have to throw yourself to the ground, and miss!

Blitzkrieger

if u only meant comics why "Best humor BOOKS/comics"

Paladin

I never say what i mean?
Im stupid?
I dunno. Why?

WhiteWashMan

robert rankin is indeed very funny, have most of his books too

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Paladin

Hmmmm. Robert Rankin.
That sounds familiar but I just cant remember what he writes.

Wyverne

Pratchett,
the quintissential esotheric on humourous chronicles.

Stephen King, despite his reknowned reputation for erm! the occult, has a very sharp sarcastic wit that is present in many of his books. for someone like me who loves sarcasm, its kewl. others, though miss him entirely.

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Wyverne

Pratchett,
the quintissential esotheric on humourous chronicles.

Stephen King, despite his reknowned reputation for erm! the occult, has a very sharp sarcastic wit that is present in many of his books. for someone like me who loves sarcasm, its kewl. others, though miss him entirely.

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Wyverne

soz, sent it twice

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Wyverne

d'OH

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Sad Song

Gold Coast by Nelson DeMille is a scream.

Sad Song

Gold Coast by Nelson DeMille is a scream.

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Hecate

The Book Of Guys - Garrison Keillor
Brain Droppings - George Carlin <--excellent

Paladin

Gold Coast?
Never heard of that.
Any chance of a brief description?

Me: Its a Book
Paladin: Not THAT brief!

Wyverne

i always found werzel gummage funny, but he was many many moons ago , still u can't beat classical entertainment

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