We make Scooby-Doo a chosen one, get legit terrified by some frightening sights, question all of the forced road trips, and dissect the digestive system of a demon with our review of InksOwl Comics' Evelyne and the Occult in this perpetually-cursed episode of Digital Strips, babe!

We reject the family name, accept the family money, avoid talking about the card game, and live solely to bone a bot with our review of Hazel and Bell's Electric Bones in this increasingly horny episode of Digital Strips!

We welcome a robot into the family, get things wrong about the future, revel in our obsolescence, and question our humanity through Dominic Cellini's Emmy the Robot in this week's regularly-malfunctioning episode of Digital Strips!

We check out news from Kendra Phillips and Nathan Stevenson before fearing the holes we might really be into, Marie Kondoing the heck out of our lives, showing stoicism in the face of abject weirdness, and drawing the most beautiful junk you've ever seen with Immaterial by Sarah Ellerton in this week's ferret-led episode of Digital Strips!

We run down news from Alex Norris, Jack McGee, and Evan Dahm before hopping in our station wagon and chasing both storms and our biggest fears away in the promising horizons of Shot and Chaser, in this week's calm-before-the-storm episode of Digital Strips!

We smugly eat all of our enemies, take time to do our own research, focus on the history and stick to the basics on the artwork, and wonder when the coffee table book version will hit with our gruesomely informative review of Pudge's Lessons in Mythology in this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We don't ask to eat your bones, assume all the jokes are dirty ones, start reruns without telling anyone, and decide if Mambo No. 5 ever really deserved a follow-up with our appropriately rude review of Toothy's Toothy BJ in this week's episode of the first, and best, webcomics podcast on the planet, Digital Strips!

We hit cryptids with our car, ask Ron Funches to voice a character or two, wish our friendship was like Agents Hawk and Owl, and groan at some of the more sitcom-y jokes with our uncomfortably tasty review of LizardxLizard's Finding Fiends in this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We hang out with a certain type of ghost, berate our new trainee into nearly quitting, and admit it's really just all about Jon in our brooding, law-breaking review of Maaria Laurinen's Phantomland in this episode of Digital Strips!

We get our Souls groove on, wonder where all the adults went, dismiss other people's art because ours is more important in our gigantically-prophetic review of Diego Zuniga's Arcagen in this episode of Digital Strips!

We outsmart a genie, remake the world, live our lives like a video game, and sleep on a bed made of pillows with our fancifully-crafted review of Harry Bogosian's A Better Place in this episode of Digital Strips!

We tell our story with our emotions, leave our eyes in the movie theater, and ignore proper character names in our zombified wacky review of EmiMG's ZomCom in this episode of Digital Strips!

We play emotional Battleship, hope for a ticket to JinnLand, and remove the color to ensure you we're just getting you up to speed with our swashbuckling review of Boredman's BlackSmith in this episode of Digital Strips!

We find ourselves through self-loathing and aggravations, grow complacent towards our own creations, find paperwork to actually be quite the saucy little thing, and endure the slow, ever-increasing mental pain of a menacing cat statue with our insider's review of Lars Helgemo's Keep Busy in this episode of Digital Strips!

We crave yeti-on-ancestor violence, enjoy some mascot homages, watch our heroes get cathartic and eat our cereal every morning to get just slightly better at sports with our never-soggy-in-milk review of Scott Warren's Crunchy Bunches in this episode of Digital Strips!

We take in the most important meal of the day, endure a criminally-massive amount of puns, and try to stop a war with our balanced, rejuvenating review of Paula Peroff's The Breakfast Guild in this episode of Digital Strips!

We give up our combative ways and join a commune where the squash is succulent, anyone can be a wizard if they try hard enough, and bat men are full of wonder and mystery with our review of the peacefully distanced Fairmeadow by Kendra P in this episode of Digital Strips!

We contend with a massive cast of adorable and horrific characters while somehow understanding and loving them all like our own creations as we journey once again to AC MacDonald's Twistwood Tales in this spellbinding episode of Digital Strips!

We continue tripping (the good way) through epic, embarrassing mishaps, watch the artwork evolve and progress, and ask why no one really seems to have a good plan in our second look at Oi! Tale of Bardic Fury by Daniel de Sosa in this surely doomed episode of Digital Strips!

We get to know the dogs really well, learn why bindles don't work with swords, and recall why being a young man around constant cleavage can be tough with our second look at Sirk's BaDoom in this wacky wasteland episode of Digital Strips!

We impersonate one another, infiltrate a cult, try to get out of our responsibilities, and learn that pigs can explode as we look back at Jordan Holt's razor-sharp comic about a dull boy, Theseus, in this delightfully god-like episode of Digital Strips!

We chill out a bit and beat the summer heat with a breezy look back at one of our favorite comics from the recent past, Bicycle Boy by Jackarais. See why alliances are still always changing, a new bicycle boy seems to have taken the titular role, and why we think this comic is about partying and flipping off the encroaching darkness (sound familiar?) episode of Digital Strips!

We take a break from reviewing webcomics to instead take a turn on viewing webcomics as a whole, including differences between the inception to now, losing the adventure of exploring the World Wide Web, and why services like Webtoons and Tapas miss out on key components of the magic of webcomics on this week's 700th episode of Digital Strips!

We join a house of various fantasy girls and find ourselves directionless and entertained with our review of Jin Zhan's Lily and Marigold on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We go all-in on a true crime played out in real time, acknowledge the copious amount of content warnings, and ask if this is really the hellish life that teens these days live with our review of Max Graves' What Happens Next on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We give our Instagram feeds a much needed cleanse and decide which of us would be a skunk and which would be a gazelle in the animalistically cute journal-ish comic, ChickenPupPie by a creator of the same name on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We give up on school and work odd jobs before deciding to take on the bully dragon to save our town and avoid the wizard and his weird closet with our review of the wordplay-loving Isle of Elsi by Alex Longstreth on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We head to demon school and build a sweet manga lady for a class project while getting into all sorts of well-intentioned trouble with our review of Rem and Bikkuri's Devil's Candy on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We briefly take the Eisner's to task for their webcomic nominees in the 2022 awards before smacking our heads and going on a beautifully terrifying trip with Suzanne Geary's Brainchild on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We join a 1920's odd couple on their adventures in the occult, museum ownership, and light body horror with our review of Rowan MacColl's Kingfisher: Foxhunt on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We choose kindness, support, and love in the face of life events, messups, and circumstances with our review of Guy Kopsombut's sweet and charming 4AM Shower on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We run with the fishes, fight Tumblr, experience some grisly deaths, and NEVER EVER GO TO THE PARK in our review of Jonas Goonface's dark, small town horror tale, Follow the Leader on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We form our own party, polish up our puns, and try to distinguish our elves from one another in the trope-y fantasy romp, FUN!tasy by Irene Kober and Luca Debus on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We get high, collect some floppy disks, and bake one hell of a cake to save our jobs in the cybernetic near-past dystopia of Mary Safro and Io Black's Drugs & Wires on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We ask if ghosts can snuggle and demand that you return to your family after your father is crushed to death rather than take up a blood vendetta in our review of Matt Schorr's Moby Dick: Back From The Deep on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

Be aware, the comic reviewed in this week's episode is NSFW.

We check out the electrifying erotica (e-rock-ica?) of Brad and Leslie Brown's The Rock Cocks and our main question is... where is the story? It's a whole new, sexy world where we question everything we know on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

Welcome Tidy and her world of garbage-filled seas (hey, it's based on true events!) that will make you feel ashamed and entertained at the same time with our review of s0s2's The Little Trashmaid on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

Everything is nice and friendly until it wants to capture and kill you, at which point it is still pretty nice about the whole thing, in Jake Lawrence's A Nice Long Walk on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We hop on our awesome hog, ride to a cemetery to meet some strangers, ask questions about twins-in-the-same-body with regards to nudity, and search for the elusive Harry Potter baby in our review of Llyrel's The Emergency Coven, on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We hunker down, enjoy some brewskis with some buds and prepare to get evicted in our review of the cartoonishly realistic UTOWN by CAB on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We take a look at an earnestly horny and essentially harmless comic in Carlos G.'s My Pet Succubus. Our review finds crudeness and talent in equal measure, spinning into a discussion about crafting things for others versus doing it for yourself.

Traverse the demon realm as an unfinished story-come-to-life and befriend the heir to a hellish throne in Clover's Headless Bliss on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We wake up in the middle of a wasteland desert in an amnesia haze, inhabiting a cyborg body, and start meeting people's fists with our face to try and figure it all out in Jackarais' fun and harrowing Bicycle Boy on this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We poo-poo the lack of imagination in most shapeshifters and contemplate the ins and outs of sex snakes with our review of Colin Moore's River City in this week's episode of Digital Strips!

We bite down on a gumball-sized explosive device and wait for things to blow over in the anthropomorphic-filled adventure romp, Shadow Pirates. This well-produced weekday afternoon cartoon-like is sure to entertain you, so listen to us discuss kid's shows in a slightly alarming manner and then enjoy!

We hop in the webcomics time machine to check out A Girl and Her Fed by K.B. Spangler and Alexandra Presser. This long-running, metaphysical conspiracy romp stays the course on a bonkers story that must be read to be believed.

Featuring our review of The Green Knight (no, it has nothing to do with the movie), a story by a largely unknown author (Mathi Praz? 'Zat u?) about a nobleman cursed to roam the land as a frog.

After talking about Bree Paulsen's hiatus from Patrik the Vampire, the guys take some time to get lost and then find themselves in the endearingly fantastical tale of Demon Street by Aliza Layne. Though the hosts disagree on the appeal of the main characters, they both agree that this mix of horrifying creatures and well-crafted wonder is worth leaving your parents behind for.

Look not to the sea, fair listener, for it promises nothing but death and decay. Well, maybe love too, if you're lucky. But with a story called Ice Massacre, do you really expect to find a relationship you want to root for? Creators Tiana Warner and April Pierce bring two parts violent death and one part love story to this dank tale, featuring Dances with Wolves tones and too few nipples. Set sail, adventurer!

In our first review of 2022, we look at DPS Only!, a comic by Velinxi, which caught our eye thanks to the esports gaming setting and kept us hooked with drama and relationships that we truly cared about. This story also inspired talk about the role of sexism in gaming, a subject we admit to being ill-equipped to say much about. Also, is creepy older male captain creepy? Steve files his report. All that, plus new focuses for reviews in the new year!