Truck Bearing Kibble
February 9, 2008 11:04 AM Subscribe
Truck Bearing Kibble is an intricately illustrated web comic clearly inspired by Perry Bible Fellowship (previously), albeit with more pop culture references. I recommend it for fans of both PBF and Cyanide and Happiness.
Two of my favorites: "Showdown in Clowntown," "Battle Fighter II"
Two of my favorites: "Showdown in Clowntown," "Battle Fighter II"
YAY. I love PBF but there are never enough. Now look, MORE twisted time wasters!
posted by Stunt at 11:35 AM on February 9, 2008
posted by Stunt at 11:35 AM on February 9, 2008
It sure looks like the Parking Lot is Full.
posted by blue_beetle at 11:47 AM on February 9, 2008 [1 favorite]
posted by blue_beetle at 11:47 AM on February 9, 2008 [1 favorite]
You might want to check your second link there, BB.
posted by Pope Guilty at 11:49 AM on February 9, 2008
posted by Pope Guilty at 11:49 AM on February 9, 2008
This has been one of my favorite webcomics for a while now. The moonwalk one mentioned in the op is definitely my #1, followed closely by this one.
posted by flatluigi at 12:21 PM on February 9, 2008
posted by flatluigi at 12:21 PM on February 9, 2008
Yes, the Sock Puppet drama is similar to PLiF, but TBK is already getting its gags just plain stolen by mainstream comics. (Self-linky)
posted by wendell at 12:46 PM on February 9, 2008
posted by wendell at 12:46 PM on February 9, 2008
Apparently TBK is the Dane Cook of web comics.
posted by spiderskull at 1:13 PM on February 9, 2008
posted by spiderskull at 1:13 PM on February 9, 2008
Meh. PBF is funnier. So was TPLIF.
WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY!
posted by smoothvirus at 1:57 PM on February 9, 2008
WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY!
posted by smoothvirus at 1:57 PM on February 9, 2008
The art is great.
Some of 'em are kinda...whimsically wry, I guess?
Most of the "jokes", though, are pitiful and uncomfortable, and not in the manner of deliciously black humour.
But the art! Definitely worth checking out for that, at least.
posted by batmonkey at 1:59 PM on February 9, 2008
Some of 'em are kinda...whimsically wry, I guess?
Most of the "jokes", though, are pitiful and uncomfortable, and not in the manner of deliciously black humour.
But the art! Definitely worth checking out for that, at least.
posted by batmonkey at 1:59 PM on February 9, 2008
Apparently TBK is the Dane Cook of web comics.
I think you misread wendell's link.
posted by mr_roboto at 2:20 PM on February 9, 2008
I think you misread wendell's link.
posted by mr_roboto at 2:20 PM on February 9, 2008
I think you misread wendell's link.
Oh yeah, good point. I did misread it.
TBK, I take back my Dane Cook insult. It'd be too bad if Mother Goose and Grimm was stealing off of semi-obscure web comics, because they have some excellent strips. I fondly remember one from my younger years that said "Disney on Ice" and it had Walt Disney's corpse on a giant block of ice. I think this strip was before he started archiving the comic online, because I can't seem to find it.
posted by spiderskull at 3:14 PM on February 9, 2008
Oh yeah, good point. I did misread it.
TBK, I take back my Dane Cook insult. It'd be too bad if Mother Goose and Grimm was stealing off of semi-obscure web comics, because they have some excellent strips. I fondly remember one from my younger years that said "Disney on Ice" and it had Walt Disney's corpse on a giant block of ice. I think this strip was before he started archiving the comic online, because I can't seem to find it.
posted by spiderskull at 3:14 PM on February 9, 2008
It's hit-and-miss. More hits than misses, though. Forsooth!
posted by Rhaomi at 7:17 PM on February 9, 2008
posted by Rhaomi at 7:17 PM on February 9, 2008
Funny, but those drawings are pretty elaborate for gag comics. Must take forever to do one, or else the artist has mad computer skills.
posted by AppleSeed at 8:02 AM on February 10, 2008
posted by AppleSeed at 8:02 AM on February 10, 2008
Or, possibly, the artist has mad computer skills, and it also takes forever to do each one.
Why do people seem to think that computers make art faster?
posted by chrismear at 8:42 AM on February 10, 2008
Why do people seem to think that computers make art faster?
posted by chrismear at 8:42 AM on February 10, 2008
crhismear:Why do people seem to think that computers make art faster?
Because it makes publication so much faster?
In other news: I found In a Funk to be delightfully clever.
posted by megamanwich at 3:48 PM on February 10, 2008
Because it makes publication so much faster?
In other news: I found In a Funk to be delightfully clever.
posted by megamanwich at 3:48 PM on February 10, 2008
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