The Serpent and the Banana (Truck Bearing Kibble)

Concepts conceived by one man and drawn by another, TBK makes a pretty damn funny two man team. Bonus points for the clever play on word titles and obscure pop culture references. Just the fact that I don't understand all their comics makes me love their shit even more. But don't worry, TBK encourages fake laughs, find them at http://truckbearingkibble.com/

Goodbye Cruel World (Action Figure Graveyard)

I've heard this comic strip being referred to as the face of Robot Chicken and PBF. I've had Wine Gums before, and I've had Reese Peanut Butter Cups before but I prefer them separately. Regardless, your taste buds will enjoy these treats http://afgraveyard.deviantart.com/gallery/

The Barber (Edward McHerly)

We googled "funny" and it spat back The Invisible Hair Suit (seriously). The comics are so clever that they're actually laughing at you, not with you. With a weekly post on his website, http://www.invisiblehairsuit.com/, we expect to see a lot more of McHerly's work on Worry Art.

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Various Paintings (Deth P. Sun)

David Shrigley

It's hard to say who is more lazy, God or David Shrigley. God did kinda cop out with fractals, but Shirgley's half-assed attempt at drawing reminds me of young Stephen Hawking's artwork. That or he draws with his thumbless left hand. The drawings available at http://www.davidshrigley.com/ aren't that funny either, but if you ever get your mudhooks on one of his books you wont put it down.

Weeaboo (Nicholas Gurewitch)

Worry Art had a chance to sit down with PBF last week for a lengthy interview. We were pretty curious to find out where the idea for Weeaboo came from. We should have asked where his sister works....

WA Whats up with Weeaboo?
NG Weeaboo is definitely a comic strip inspired by my sister. The term comes from one of her dreams.
WA Cool, thanks for the interview.
NG Ummm

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