DISQUS

Velcade · 1 year ago

Oh noes! frig-a-tron doesn't like magnets... :-)
He sure has a long electric cord though

Jesstheprofoundlyboring · 1 year ago

That... is awesome. I love that he comes with a warning label and everything.

nailbeer · 1 year ago

i wish my refrigerator had arms, so that i could give it a hug. you know, just for keeping my food fresh. i appreciate it. it's nice not to take things for granted.

St_Martyne · 1 year ago

You are a gifted colorist. This is amazing.

Nick · 1 year ago

No Magnnets. Brilliant. Who comes up with a fridg-a-tron who doesn't like magnets?

mose · 1 year ago

her nails are cute.

as always, brilliant work.

Jetti · 1 year ago

hahahah great as always & very cute ^__^

KyleZ · 1 year ago

Frig! Frig!!

SpaceCow · 1 year ago

That is a really long cord.

Rotinaj · 1 year ago

lol, at first i thought he just thought her drawing was REALLY bad.

pixator · 1 year ago

Ha, you're a 2d artist so good you can't even draw a kid's drawing wrong - you are able to show you'r hand even in that! :) Kudos.

Justin · 1 year ago

Anyone notice the kid has a muffin top? No wonder she loves Fridge-a-tron so much.

Emily · 1 year ago

Haha I thought the same thing :)

mjgorman · 1 year ago

The subtleties in this comic are amazing.

Dead Robot · 1 year ago

Crush ice!! CRUSH ICE!

James · 1 year ago

LET THAT BE A LESSON TO ALL YOU FIGS OUT THERE!!!!



Refrigerators do not like Ladybirds...

P. · 1 year ago

You mean Ladybug

shmack · 1 year ago

Same thing. UK vs US english.

Charlie · 1 year ago

it's not the bug, it's the magnet itself! see panel 1

Mylon · 1 year ago

And the winner of worst appliance design of the year goes to...

nothingman · 1 year ago

have been really liking the new layouts.

Adam · 1 year ago

I didn't read it as he doesn't like magnets. I read it as the magnet interfered with it.

theGlasswalker · 1 year ago

Same here. Too much Futurama, I guess

Kay · 1 year ago

That is one clean kitchen.

Great comic though, I always enjoy 'em a lot.

Keep on drawing!

Dark Lord Fluffy · 1 year ago

Very subtle. I like it. Nice work as usual.

Lord Refa · 1 year ago

Love it as always.

I got it in one, even without noticing that small warning sign.. Tho, all those little details make these comics so good to re-read. :)

Daniël · 1 year ago

Haha, ik took me four times to see the "no magnets sign" on the side in the first picture.

Turgid · 1 year ago

Must be they just moved in, that's why the house is so clean and undecorated, and the girl's not familiar with the new fridge.

Patrick · 1 year ago

I loved this one, one of the best you've done in a while I think :)

Great work as always! I love your drawing style.

Sarah · 1 year ago

I agree that the comic is done beautifully, but I feel like there have been several comics on this site that closely resemble comics from the Perry Bible Fellowship... go to pbfcomics.com and look at the comics titled "Refridgeron and Magnimus" and "Disassemble". It's possible the similarities are purely coincidental and I'm being unnecessarily harsh - if so I apologize, it just seems unusual that there are so many paralells in this comic and previous ones.

Kevin · 1 year ago

There are robot fridges in all of those strips, but that's about the only thing they have in common. It's not like disney has a lock on cartoons about talking mice :)

Rodrigo · 1 year ago

They dont? Damn it! then i should have made that comic.... Blicky Mouse... it was this very original idea about a walrouse.

meh · 1 year ago

PBF doesnt update anymore so, it's his loss!

D · 1 year ago

They are nothing alike. The characters arent alike: In those comics the fridge is a transformer, in this one the fridge is... a fridge.
The object of the humor isnt alike: Ignoring obstructions causes bad results in this one. In those comics, transformers behave in a way you wouldnt expect them to by themselves (not helping a human or killing them by accident).

If you can spot similarities from such diverse symbols you probably have an OCD.

Jackson · 1 year ago

I saw the ladybug magnet and immediately I was like OH NO OH NO OH NO

laserfeet · 1 year ago

Haha, awesome. At first I thought the refridgerator just hated that girl, because she's overweight, or maybe she's just a little jerk. Thats what I get for reading comics that arent as clever as this one, I've become unintelligent!

lorddillon · 1 year ago

To meh:

You have hinted several times that you think it is more than coincidence that TBK and PBF seem to be very similar; do you have any other examples, because the fact the PBF and TBK happen to have a couple of comics with refrigerators as characters doesn't make them all that similar.

After all, there is more to a comic than the characters; there is the style of the art and inking, the overall theme of each comic, the way the creatures within interact, etc. PBF and TBK only really match in the fact that they both use abstract ideas to make comments that are usually funny and often hilarious - that is about where the similarity ends for me.

I find TBK to be more intelligent overall, I have to think when I read these comics; I happen to like that aspect a great deal. Plus the art is phenomenal and the often subtle, understated punchline is very entertaining.

PBF was also entertaining, but the art was completely different, and the the punchlines were gotten at in a very different manner, not subtle in the same way, and with extremely different themes - even the refrigerator comics that you used as examples had themes so completely different as to render them not even in the same category (unless "refrigerator as main character" is somehow a major comic category).

John · 1 year ago

I've been searching for a way to say exactly what you just said thank you

Josh · 1 year ago

the subtle 'no magnet' sticker is nice touch ;)
love this strip

JKM · 1 year ago

Quite so, I read through the strip, wondered where all the kerfuffle had come from, & thought to myself "TBK is subtle, what have I missed?" & went back to the start. It's those little details you have to spot that make it so satisfying.

kateweb · 1 year ago

you need a news page

Aaron T. · 1 year ago

That drawing of Fridge-a-Tron is adorable. Hopefully he got to scan it with his visual sensors before going on his rampage.

Emeline · 1 year ago

I wish you drew like the second panel all the time. :(

GhengisVaughn · 1 year ago

If Jeremy would let me near the drawing board it WOULD look like panel #2

www.polkout.com + kira dahmer · 10 months ago

Then is he really needed?

ichigo · 1 year ago

the ladybug is also a symbol for meaningless violence. (zinloos geweld in dutch)

Piranha · 12 months ago

Its also funny, that instead of holding on to her head, she just has to pull the switch ;)
Stupid kid.
Unless refrigerator works on batteries...

Mr.Death · 11 months ago

The WALL-E surprise ending that will shock you!

SEO Test · 10 months ago

great idea and I cant imagine if that will be happents..:)

sem philippines · 10 months ago

wow! nice cartoonS!

Kevbot · 10 months ago

Is your refrigerator running?
Well you better go and catch it!

Ian · 9 months ago

The magnet did it!

GBeans · 8 months ago

I like how the ice dispenser makes it look as though the fridge is screaming in rage.

nullability · 6 months ago

Don't just stand there, kid! Unplug the damn thing!

Simulation pret immobilier · 6 months ago

Wow this cartoon is really nice

Hayden · 5 months ago

God i thought it was bad when bender sang and danced when in contact with magnets,
but id give $5 to any one willing to retrieve the last half of my coke from that fridge.

Outdoor survival kits · 1 month ago

The object of the humor isnt alike: Ignoring obstructions causes bad results in this one. In those comics, transformers behave in a way you wouldnt expect them to by themselves (not helping a human or killing them by accident).

If you can spot similarities from such diverse symbols you probably have an OCD.

Buy Music · 1 month ago

It’s part of what makes the experience so much fun. It’s also what makes it occasionally annoying. And this is coming from a Cubs fan.