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.