Today’s podcast is now on internet. Listen, as our attempts to write a comic are derailed by the very distinct possibility of us becoming participants in reality on the Penny Arcade Television. Then we run our mouths about a bunch of other bullshit for really no reason at all. It’s really not bad listening if you like bullshit.

Hop aboard the Spelunky talk express. OH GOD WHY IS THIS TRAIN SO LONG

It’s funny; I felt like there was a strange presence with us on the podcast for this comic. Must have been my spookmagination.

The next chapter of audio documentation on the ongoing struggle of brothers is arrived.

As aforeshadowed, here is the podcast detailing the creation of this comic and the comic prior.

Even a broken clock knows that it's podcast time.   Broken clocks just be crazy like that.

We done been reviewed!  It can be heard in Digital Strips episode 289 at 17:45.  Why critics in the real world choose to release their reviews to the public and not simply mail them in letters to the reviewees is a mystery to me. If the prospect of us talking about people talking about our comic on our podcast, wherein we write a comic about us talking about them talking about us, sounds like a recipe for self indulgence, it's because it is that!  None the less, it can be listened to if you so desire.

Today’s podcast contain an exquisite blend of talk about video games and questionable japanese humor. Don’t you just love when things get exquisite?

Mostly logistical comic talking in this podcast. Fucking bullets, how do they work?

Eli curses at the internet. Jake says ‘hello’. Welcome to the podcast.