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Jason muses on the possibilities of a Mrs. Doubtfire sequel and massive poop travel emergencies, and Steve admits his shame publicly while giving Jason a new nickname. They also join forces to pick apart Fowl Language and The Only Living Boy. We've only been at this for seven years now but already we're getting hot flashes.

Before we go on that magic carpet ride, we groove to the beauty of Blindsprings and whimsy of Tenko King. After a bit of news and midshow trippiness, it's time to blaze up, take a soak and let your mind go as we attempt to make sense of the drug-addled mind warp that is Body World. Pass it over!

Steve changes the rules, and so Jason is shamed. Due to this last minute power grab, Steve read another comic in addition to our Book Club pick. Broommates is his OTHER comic, second only to our feature, a new Book Club! This time around we're reading Digger, and you're encouraged to read along, as we won't be summarizing the comic like we have in the past. Read up and tune in!

This week, Jason played a card game he thinks looks like a webcomic (Sentinels Of The Multiverse) while Steve read an actual webcomic (Oh Hell). They then review the adorable stranger danger in Bird-Boy. Clip those wings and stick around for the fun!

The guys think you should watch more cartoons, like Archer, Bob's Burgers, and Rick and Morty. They also want you to read more webcomics! To get you started, check out My Milktoof, Stand Still, Stay Silent, and Super Mario Bros. 2. Steve also brings Kill Six Billion Demons to the Horizons table, while Jason presents The Outrunners. Sit down and join us, won't you?

He's a raccoon, he's a tree, and together they make podcast magic! In this episode, Jason travels to a land where time is forgotten to take a look at Jeff Smith's Tuki, while Steve attempts to climb (Peter Wortman's) Over The Wall. After that, they buddy up to review the adorable, jokey Battle Dog. Climb on and blast away!

Jason hangs out with Robbie and Bobbie, while Steve stays up with Sleep Deprivation Ninja. They then join forces to try and figure out just what the heck is going on in the time-traveling tale, Saint For Rent. If your nose starts to bleed, you have our permission to pause the podcast and find your constant.

Steve checks out Fowl Language, Jason comes up with excuses, and together they check in on the relatively new comics Solstoria and Camp Weedonwantcha. Also, the lack of responsive design representation in the webcomics community has Jason climbing the walls. Adapt or die!

With Sochi being an out-and-out debacle of an ultimate sporting competition, it's up to us to pick up the slack back here at home. To do this, Jason (yes, that Jason) has been readin' Sithrah, Rock and Tin, and From Nothing, and Steve checked out Vibe. Jason also tricked Steve into reviewing a gay love story that masquerades as a sci-fi robot adventure. O Human Star by Blue Delliquanti is the real deal in both respects, so be sure you don't miss out!

Steve floats towards Dead Winter, docks with a nigh unpronounceable comic, and Jason talks about the trouble with Trenches. Then they reunite to discuss the tropey fun that is Star Power. Fire those thrusters and cruise on in!

Jason catches up with Superfogeys, Steve descends for a quick peek of Hadez (like Hell, but more rad), and together they get the gist of The Sorcerer's Apprentice's Apprentice and Stand Still, Stay Silent. Enjoy the silly adventure while avoiding a global pandemic along with us!

Once the silly minutia is out of the way (WRASTLIN'), we take a quick peek at Stand Still Stay Silent, Call of Cthulhu: The Musical, and Candle Cove, then dive right into a comic made just for us, Lunar Baboon (minus the regular sex with a librarian).

We run down our favorite games of 2013, have a quick chat about One Way and Owlfart, and agree to disagree about Meredith McClaren's Hinges. All lists are now suspended (until December).

Old acquaintance SHOULD be forgot, but not the great comics we looked at in 2013! Join us as we look back and crown our best of 2013 in this celebration of webcomics!

Jason is big stuff and Steve is multitasking. But somehow, we take a look at both The Girl From Hell City and Nuclear Winter. Get infected and go to Hell!

We welcome back ourselves by catching up with each other, then diving into the last few months of news and wrap up with comics we're currently thinking about.

We take a quick ferry ride out to check on Strewth! and The Situation (non-Jersey iteration) and then join the cause in fighting the good fight with Oyster War.

Steve kept it silly with The Legend of Acorn Head, while Jason explored the importance of Something Terrible. They then joined forces to peek at relative newcomers Balderdash and Poppy. Simmer down and join this melting pot, won't you?

Jason works on Decrypting Rita (hard nut to crack, that one) and Steve wails with Glam Rock Gorilla. Then, he hang out with a gal you're bound to love. Our review of Noelle Stevenson's Nimona lies within.

GTA V comics have brought Jason to Victims of Circumsolar, and Steve is all about the cosmos with Star Power. Then, we get heroic (or do we?) with our review of Strong Female Protagonist.