 Digital Strips : Show 59 [12.7 MB] |
In this episode Phil chooses the online comic Belphagor for a full review. We also talk about the latest webcomic charity event, The Biggest Webcomic Loser. It’s an event where webcomic creators lose weight for a good cause. In this episode we talk about:
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Give a big shout out for fat webcomic artist … There are apparently ALOT of them…
So Phil wants to hate our KeenCast, eh? Your challenge, sir, is accepted… I\’m not sure what you are challenging me to, but I gotta seem all mad and jazz…. GRRR!
We\’ve got our very own Straubtheme as our opening. You guys have that? Unlikely.
Italicized GRRR!
TOPHER STRAUB *INVENTED* THE THEME SONG!
I just want to point out that our theme song came from the very talented Cat Garza, not Straub.
We welcome and encourage as many webcomic podcasts as can be made, there\’s more than enough room on the internet for all manner of indie comic discussions. Heck, if we get enough of them going on out there we could all band together and form a webcomic audio network of comic-y yumminess.
I wish nothing but success to the Keen-folk. Phil must have had his grumpy pants on when he saw it come out.
Grumpypants are just so comfy, though.
And my apologies to Cat. I didn\’t know he made the theme song. You my dawg, Cat!
Hey, I love Digital Strips! Very good cast, been listening for ages….
But I can not stand by and let my new arch nemesis Phil Kahn go unchecked!
KAAAAAAAAHHHHHHNNNN!!!!!!
===]:-)> <— abe lincoln!
Everybody welcome to the future, where you can do what you want, DIGITALLY.
Like I haven\’t heard that one before, Chris.
-Phil Kahn.
KAAAAAAAAHHHHHHNNNN!!!!!!
I have a nice avatar you can use, Mr. Layfield
William G had a special webspider commissioned to scan the internet for instances where his name, or the shouting of my last name joke, appear.