Digital Strips

Rock Band is returning! But do Steve and Jason care? Find out the answer to that, plus their thoughts on the comics, Witchy, Patbird and Galesaur, and M.F.K. They also offer their thoughts on modern video gaming technologies and how old it all makes them feel. Can't miss!

No matter which color you see, you can trust that we talk about wrestling, Steven Universe, and why bad things happen to good shows. That, plus looks at comics like Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, Parallax, and The Last Halloween. Stick around after the brief outro music for a discussion of the upcoming Mortal Kombat game.

We wish to announce that Digital Strips is being adapted into a summer blockbuster, to release in Summer of 207x. We also wish you would check out all the awesome comics featured in this episode! Comics like Manfeels Park by Morag and Erin and Olympus Overdrive by Milky and Jojo. And Trial of the Sun by Jeinu could actually, someday, be an adapted screenplay. Listen to our thoughts and prepare your pitches, we go to production before the end of the month.

LOOK OUT! Here comes a spider, man. We take care of the day-to-day goings on with our Whatcha Been Readin' picks, Crossed: Dead or Alive by Garth Ennis and Daniel Gete and AC Stuart's Noob the Loser (beware, there be GIFs afoot) before we delve once again into the deep dark of the Schlock Mercenary archives. And after the show proper, we have an announcement about the Book Club format for future shows.

Celebrate Shark Week like it's Shark Week because it SHOULD be Shark Week (thanks, Katy Perry)! After a brief Super Bowl recap, we check in with Hypersonic Music Club by Hiroyuki Takahashi and Patrick Macias and Let's Speak English by Mary Cagle. Then, we dive into a couple of new-ish comics with Kat Swenski's Behind the GIFs and a new take on a classic; Ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles by Nick Arganbright and Eryck Webb.

The snow falls, and our balls deflate. That's our story and we're stickin' to it! Also our story: webcomics. We take a look at School Spirit by Daniel VanderWerff and Atomic Robo by Brian Clevenger and Scott Wegener, all before we review Julie Wright and Amanda Gomes' Ianua. Believe us or don't, but this podcast is happening.

Do you remember going to the video store, hoping to get your favorite video game, AGAIN, or possibly a peek behind the forbidden curtain into the back room? We do, and we also talk about comics! We quickly go over KC Green's new beat on Video Game Cheats 'n' Beatums and Moth and Ethan by Andrew Chandler before taking a deeper look at Henchgirl by Kristen Gudsnuk. Are you loyal enough to listen in?

It's time once again to determine who is the best, who is the brightest, who is our 2014 Katie Rice of the Year? The list of nominees is long, the discussion is lively, and the winners will SHOCK you. Also, why can't we still get awesome parody movies like Airplane! and The Naked Gun? Your answers await you in this, the first installment of 2015 of the first and best webcomics podcast on the planet!

What happens when you stretch out one work over many, many installments? You get something that may or may not be entertaining all the way through! That multiple-edged sword cuts so many ways. Before we dive into our fourth installment of the Schlock Mercenary Book Club, we take quick peeks at Emily Carroll's All Along The Wall and Everblue by Michael Sexton. Enjoy the holidays and we'll see you in 2015!

I'm happy with my choice of gaming console! Are you? Steve has been burned and he wants to tell you, the loyal Digital Stripper, about it. After you've politely listened to his rant, stay tuned for Boulet's take on Jurassic Park and Pewfell by Chuck Whelon. Following a short break about all things Pokemon, hear our brief thoughts on Cosmic Scoundrels by Matt Chapman and Andy Suriano and Wilde Life by Pascalle Lepas.

We braved the insanity of Black Friday to bring you this very important podcast! Actually, we stayed in, like sane people do, and put forth some amount of effort to bring you this, the 386th installment of our esteemed show. In this episode, The Firelight Isle by Paul Duffield and David Fickling and Beeserker by TJ Cordes show promise, but we dive deep into the trope-heavy, magical girl fantasy comic, Roza. Come with us, there's safety in numbers!

Ok, you've had a year, now it's time to join the current generation of gaming consoles. Steve did, and we all know he's the LAST one to do things. Chirault by Varethane and Wildelife by Pascalle Lepas covers Whatcha' Been Reading. And the review of Savannah Houston-McIntyre's Amya finds a comic that shows lots of promise and has a great cast of characters to root for/boo. Stuff that turkey!

It's a week of amazing feats, as we take on week 3 of the massive back-catalog that is Schlock Mercenary! Oh, and some probe landed on some comet. We also chat about Matt Chapman and Andy Suriano's Cosmic Scoundrels and Seaclops by Andy Duggan, as well as the recent woes that Marc Lapierre faced when his amazing work was co-opted without his permission. Happy endings for everyone, though! Ok ... maybe not the probe.

Did YOU go to Blizzcon? Neither did the guys, but it doesn't stop them from talking about it for a bit! Jason also wraps up his Halloween-inspired picks with Emily Carroll's When The Darkness Presses. Steve opts for lighter fare with Joe England's Zebra Girl. Together, they then take a look at the horizons with Karin Rindevall's The Din and John Allison's Expecting To Fly. Listen up and take off!

WE HAVE THE POWERRRRRRR! ... to give you a great podcast about webcomics. We briefly check in with Abby Howard's The Last Halloween and ML Snook and Katie DeGelder's Opportunities in Space. After the break (involving discussions of lesbians on the trick-or-treating trail), we find our sword and power up for a review of Xamag's The Black Brick Road of Oz.

You've found your favorite new shows of this fall season, now come find out what the DS crew is diggin'! After TV Talk, it's time to dig into Single Dragon and Light and Stone (which may or may not employ stone falluses). After the break, we investigate the creepy anthology comic, Agnes Quill. I always feel like somebody's watching me, and now you will, too!

We're all sick up in here, but while we're quarantined, why not look at some webcomics? In between coughing fits, we check out Lake Gary and The Black Brick Road of Oz. Then, when the aches and pains subside, we continue our decades-long look at Schlock Mercenary with our second edition of that Book Club. You're already infected, so come join us!

Choose your character! Will you be a lanky doofus who played video games on his graduation day? Or a hat-wearing dork who lost his scholarship thanks to video games? Whoever you choose, you get perks for Problem Sleuth and Carciphona, plus featured weapons, Doctor Magnifico and Square Lake. Now … SMASH!

Time to upgrade that OS again, everybody! But only if you want to be an INSIDER. You want to be an insider, don't you? Only once you're on the inside can you get quick shots of comics like The Creepy Casefiles of Margo Maloo and Mokepon. You'll also have access to our exclusive review of Blindsprings. Act now, because ... well, there's plenty of spots for everyone. And the preview could crash your system at any time. But ... sign up anyways?

You stumbled upon a random chest. Inside? Your very own Inspiring Fine Blade of Mending and Podcasting, with +3 to Awesomeness! Keep grinding through a quick view of Kingdoms Lost and Princess at Midnight to reach the endgame. By the time you reach the review of Family Man, your level will be so high that you're sure to have a great time! Bring your friends!