This is the final entry from our Unpopular Culture Retrospective. We have been spending the last couple months giving you a revisionist history lesson in Vancouver web-comic history by reprinting the full set of these things. But, alas, this is the final one. Hopefully, though, there will be more original ones created just for this very website. We'll see what we can do!
This particular instance of Unpopular Culture is an unusual one to be printing, as it features the Editor-in-Chief of Crab Town as one of its characters.
Here lies the third entry in our retrospective of the short-lived (but now reborn?) comic, Unpopular Culture. Tired of knock-knock jokes? This one's a banana joke! Oh, wait... I forgot. It's also a knock-knock joke. I really hope you're not tired of knock-knock jokes.
Make sure to keep hitting "NEXT" until you get to the hilarious punchline. This is not a picture. It is a flash file.
We know you've been waiting, and now you can finally see the exciting sequel to the famous comic strip "Knock Knock #1" as Crab Town Magazine's Unpopular Culture retrospective continues.
Furthermore, it's now presented as a handy flash file for your ease of use and enjoyment. Remember to hit
Probably the best online comic to ever come out of Canada was the short-lived “Unpopular Culture”. Through some unsightly finagling, we were able to convince its creators (Byron Bowen and Jono Hall) to revive the strip. While these gentlemen work on new issues (or perhaps whole new strips just for us) we will slowly re-issue the original strips in a retrospective, to get you caught up.
This is a different banana joke than the one from last time.
Here lies the third entry in our retrospective of the short-lived (but now reborn?) comic, Unpopular Culture. Tired of knock-knock jokes? This one's a banana joke! Oh, wait... I forgot. It's also a knock-knock joke. I really hope you're not tired of knock-knock jokes. 
