Which LBFA Strip(s) Made You A Fan?

[sexyblackpat]

so, there comes a day, A DAY UNLIKE ANY OTHER, where you're reading a webcomic as a Casual "i'll check it out if i'm bored" Reader and then you read a strip(s) and become a "i never miss a motherfucking update!" Fan.

for me, it was these two:





to this day, i can still read those two and i still break down laughing, even though i've read them a million times. in fact, i'm laughing right now as i type this! BWHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!

so, my Fellow LBFAers, what was that strip (or strips) for ya'll?

[Name]

I can't even remember, it was so long ago. I do remember Flyin' Owns being really funny, maybe it was that.

[Josh]

Superboy Rhyme.

[Mr. X]

Flash fact: I never loved you.

And the above Flash one. But the Bag of Salt podcast was a watershed moment for my love of LBFA.

[Rae]

NERDBONERS EVERYWHERE. I actually keep that strip bookmarked for when I am having a shitty day at work.

[thechrishaley]

(08-31-2011 02:39 PM)Mr. X Wrote:  But the Bag of Salt podcast was a watershed moment for my love of LBFA.

Why exactly?

[deebeemonster]

(09-01-2011 03:14 AM)thechrishaley Wrote:  

(08-31-2011 02:39 PM)Mr. X Wrote:  But the Bag of Salt podcast was a watershed moment for my love of LBFA.

Why exactly?

I'm not Mr. X but I can tell you that it was because it was hilarious. I laughed my ass off!

[Steve!]

It's wasn't any one strip in particular, but Josh up there with the dog would periodically send me strips to the point where I just started coming here on my own. But these are two that really tickled me:





I stumbled across the first one today and so badly wanted to point out in the comments section clearly that it was Tezuka Phoenix, which I don't think anyone stated outright.[/align]

[ryan]

The what if spidey had a taser and the one where the justice league rips on bats for not having parents are what did it for me. The former I was lucky enough to buy the originals to.

[Nerd is the Word]