Got Fried

June 16, 2004 7:01 PM

Fried Society is not a new comic strip, nor has it been updated in quite a long time. But it remains the most insightful use of the medium I've ever seen.
posted by effugas (8 comments total)

I found this entry about fundies from his blog interesting.
posted by jmd82 at 7:28 PM on June 16, 2004

too close to home for comfort...
posted by bashos_frog at 7:38 PM on June 16, 2004

Good, but very Lynda Barry. Not that that's bad, but you'd think there were more different ways to draw badly.
posted by i_am_joe's_spleen at 7:42 PM on June 16, 2004

For what I consider more comedic political posts, there's always This Modern World" and Non Sequitur
posted by jmd82 at 8:22 PM on June 16, 2004

I'm almost sure I came across this comic through metafilter, although it must have been in a comment...
aha - in this thread - a comment right after I commented, even.

Funny that it never made it to the front page before. I read every single entry when I first was introduced to it, and felt that so many were extremely apt. I'm surprised now that the quality of the art is so lacking - I didn't remember that at all.
posted by mdn at 8:29 PM on June 16, 2004

For much of my time at a liberal arts college, I had The Liberal Arts League posted on my door.

But then, I was a physics major.
posted by Johnny Assay at 9:31 PM on June 16, 2004

mdn--

Yeah, that's why I keep remembering Fried Society...it keeps making itself relevant in ways nothing else does (jmd82, it's quite apolitical).
posted by effugas at 11:35 PM on June 16, 2004

I can usually never understand what people are raving about when they tell me to go check out some unfunny comic strip... but I really liked that one. Thanks for posting it.
posted by reklaw at 3:34 AM on June 17, 2004