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''"Oh, Buck..."''
''"Oh, Buck..."''


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''From the sketchbook''
''From the sketchbook''

Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026

"Oh, Buck..."

From the sketchbook

Buck Webb, Extraordinaire, according to Strong Bad, is a "boring soap opera comic". It deals with the adventures of Buck Webb and his lady fan. Strong Bad and Homestar Runner have made cameo appearances. It apparently takes place at least partly in Des Moines, Iowa, and it also has a small amount to do with sea turtles.

It is a parody of serious comic strips such as Rex Morgan MD. The sea turtles in particular are a reference to Mark Trail, a strip with ecological and environmental themes.

Appearances

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