We crosstalk, clone ourselves like it's going out of style, think we've got this all figured out on our own, protect the increasingly lethargic dog, and turn arms into hams with our surprisingly-delicious review of Nonesuch in this dangerously-religious episode of Digital Strips!

We get cozy, remember our dad, get rid of the family steed, and work in some cathartic archery with our satisfyingly-melancholy review of Ann Maulina's Raruurien in this magically-abandoned episode of Digital Strips!

We share news about KC Green's next moves in the webcomics space, update our thoughts on Godslave with a new segment, and then we enjoy subjugating a people, pull our punches, ask how the bad guys could possibly be more evil in our politically-maneuvered review of Carolina Alvarez's Forgotten Sons in this sibling-rivaled episode of Digital Strips!

We deal with ego-driven agents, seek out the ba, ask why NOT a crocodile for a mayor, hang out with a cute but annoying fox, and justify punching children in our hieroglyphically-challenged review of Meaghan Carter's Godslave in this foxy episode of Digital Strips!

We give the timecops a hard time, question time, space, and time and space, wait on our next fateful hole to arrive, ponder if AI is coming up with this genre stuff, and ask what's waiting for us at the top of that pine tree in our destiny-challenged review of Time and Time Again by Deo I. in this time-travailing episode of Digital Strips!