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Digital Strips Adventures

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This has been years in the planning but we have finally agreed upon a theme for a Digital Strips Comic. Don’t get me wrong, there have been some gems before now. We started off original story arc of Zampzon and myself producing the show in our homes that ended up with us moving into our studio. The new crew added their own touches always continuing the theme so close to PvP we found it hard not to keep it too ourselves.

Now we have something completely different. Going back to the hay day where Zampzon and I were debating jumping in and out of webcomics using a yellow submarine, we’ve created a whole new spin. This current 5 year mission is to bring the adventures of the DS staff through all the webcomics of the world using the magic of Science Fiction.

What does that mean for our fans? It means you get to see us produce a webcomic that incorporates every other one. When we enter a world we will write an arc that matches in both written and artistic merits. A gag strips gets a gag strip while single panel gets becomes a single panel.

So sit back and relax while we run through the wonderful world we so loving call webcomics!

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NOW We’re A Webcomic ~OR~ Tonight! We Blog! In HELL!

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When every other webcomic out there does a riff on 300, you can’t help but join in.

Yes, the typical, four-panel layout got away from me a bit on this one. And no, this kind of stuff doesn’t actually go on behind-the-scenes. But I’d like to think that if we all worked together under one roof, it might.

And yes, I would totally paint muscles on myself.

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You Gotta Admit, it’d be Pretty Hot

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I used to wonder why there were so many lesbians in the world of Web comics. Then they wise guru Daku explained it all. Now I understand.

Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not going after Web comic lesbians in general and I’m certainly not going after any one strip. I’m just pointing out it’s a power that I would abuse if give half the chance.

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DS 105: Review of Little Terrors

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Digital Strips : Show 105
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 Just think if I had waited just two more days this show would have marked exactly 2 years that the DS podcast has been podcasting. Considering my memory the only reason I even know that is because I just spent the last month restoring all the archives. Everything from the old posts, their comments, to the first 40 shows has been restored in all their glory. So sit back and listen to a double show. We give you a review AND an interview of Little Terrors.

In this episode we talk about:

  • Little Terrors by Jon Scrivens
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    DS 104: Review of What Birds Know

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    Digital Strips : Show 104
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    		 I can’t tell you how excited I was to find this through Web Comic Idol. This is the first of a few we plan to review for your pleasure. This show marks Brandon’s first show as an official member of the staff. From now on you have the pleasure of a trio once again to torture your ears and your cats.In this episode we talk about:

  • What Birds Know by Emelie Friberg and Mattias Thorelli
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    Let’s See You Do Better ~OR~ Now You Know

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    That’s right, Daku is a stern taskmaster and his insistence in nothing less than perfection has led to a swath of layoffs here at Digital Strips which cut into our once happy family and made us the meager team you now see.

    Or, this could be entirely fictionalized and just made a good, topical subject for a strip. My bet’s on that one, given the obvous discrepancies between Daku of DS: The Comic Strip and his real life counterpart.

    And if you ask me, a cartoon featuring marionettes of the whole DS cast is a winner no matter how you slice it.

    The Comic #40

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