Digital Strips 234 – Horizons Watch: Corporate Skull and Kick Girl

UPDATED: Midnight here, filling in for Steve, who once again darted off to points unknown with nary a word beforehand. I’ll fill in the blanks for this episode via his hastily scrawled notes. Also, I promise not to sound so off-in-a-cave-somewhere-ish next time.

It’s only right to start this Horizons Watch episode with a comic that shows tremendous promise, despite only having one page posted thus far:

Next up, a mention of the perfect “WTF But This Is Awesome” comic on the web trifecta comprised of:

What is indie? What does this term mean for the various mediums it inhabits? Listen up in the first segment for our thoughts on the matter…

Definitely not in the WTF camp but certainly worth mentioning whenever possible:

This week’s Webcomics News Minute (10:45) has some great mentions, all in a neat, compact case you can carry in your pocket!

Other comics mentioned in our wake:

The music in the Music Break comes to us from the land of goodness that is Overclocked Remix. This particular remix is titled “Mega Man 2: QuickDraw” (17:36). I miss my arm cannon already…

Our Horizons picks this week are varied and awesome, as (nearly) always.

In our discussions we also bring up:

Finally, check the outtakes for that engaging conversation about the previously mentioned Messed Up Amish Guy.

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3 thoughts on “Digital Strips 234 – Horizons Watch: Corporate Skull and Kick Girl

  1. I would just like to point out that the “Peeing on the guy’s head” intro, is basically ripped from the movie version of R Crumb’s “Fritz the Cat” just saying…

  2. I *JUST* found this review of Mystery Babylon today, even though it’s over a year old now, and I just gotta say… THANK YOU!! 😀
    Really happy to hear such a nice review… you guys are awesome. ?

    and technically, the comic is called “Mystery Babylon”, but “Kick Girl” works just as good too! haha 🙂

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