Friday 5: Self-Servicing

Greetings self-servicing Fold!

Today’s Friday 5 isn’t completely self-serving for me, but there are a few links that I realized that I never showed you that are, frankly, all about me and things that I’ve done. BUT THEY ARE IMPORTANT. There are also two other comics that aren’t mine, so that’s something.

1. Camping Trip from Buttersafe
   Buttersafe is part of my top 5 webcomics. One of the many reasons is because a lot of their humor is subtle, subdued and dry. It’s also fairly clean, so that helps. This is one of the perfect examples of why I like them. (For more, check out this one because it’s my absolute favorite.)
2. Slashing Jobs from Colmics
   This comic was one of many Halloween-based comics I read this week. Seemingly standard, this comic made me bust out laughing for the hovertext. And sometimes, clever hovertext is exactly what gets you on here.
3. Hot Tub Nostalgia Machine: A Link to the Past from Jackson Ferrell
   Long title aside, Jackson came to me with this idea to have myself guest star in a comic. He proposed this comic and I said something along the lines of this is pretty funny, but it’s wrong. I then pretty much wrote the next comic…
4. It’s Not Like We Played These Games for the Plot, Anyway from Jackson Ferrell (and me)
   Jackson is a sport. He took my criticisms and made a comic of it. This is a clean, succinct version of our conversation and it is hilarious. Also, I love his version of my character and kind of want him to just draw my comics from now on.
5. Adventures of Abe and Mr. Pennybags: The Native on Funny Shorts
   Remember these guys? Yeah. This comic went up last month, but I was a bit busy with baby duties. I’m showing you this one, but if you’re a fan of Neil Gaiman or comics, than you’ll like Funny Shorts, so go for Adventures, stay for their comics.

Do you know of or make a comic that is awesome and/or hilarious? Leave me a link in the comments. I’ll check it out, and you might make it up on the list one Friday!

-bman