With the sudden rush of podcasts we decided to hold off on releasing this review. Recorded last Wed w ecame together to talk about this Journal comic. These are always better when you no the artist and this was no exception. After meeting Mitch up at NYCC there was nothing holding us back from reading his bio. For those who have not met Mitch tell us what you think. (http://www.mitchclem.com/rockcity/)

You may be happy for another interview but I'm warning you now that we're going to have have long string of them coming up when Phil releases the NYCC videos. That being said here is an artist that fell victim to equipment problems and I was forced to call him last Monday. So enjoy this interview with Norm and Cory creator Andrew Kaiko. (http://www.sketchesandsquirrels.com/NewNormandCory.html)

It's been a long time but we have an interview for you. Before you get to it though there's whole laundry list of site issues I get out of the way. Most important of which is the list of web comic prints that are in the contest. Enjoy our interview with Marc de Wolf of Marbles (http://www.marblescomic.com/)

We've returned from our team outting to the New York Comic Con. We saw, we interviewed, we blogged. T Campbell was gracious enough to share his table with us and there's nothing better then somewhere to keep the bags of stuff. Now that it is over there's a ton of stuff we need if we're going to do ConnectiCon right. As for our review Phil brings us our first western but the rest of us weren't so sure about it and we some constructive criticism. Tell us what you think about Goodbye Chains (http://goodbyechains.girl-wonder.org/)

This is big week for us. We're getting ready for our biggest pressence at a Con yet with Phil, Brandon, Brigid, and myself all in attendance. There's also the start of our third annual We Love Web Comics contest and some choice words for WCCA. I don't like being annoyed and you'll shocked by how I rebound. All this big news items can only be followed up by surprise recommendation from Barry Gregory. A truely unique strip that always amazes. Join us as we explore the halls of Gunnerkrigg Court (http://www.gunnerkrigg.com)

Yesterday was Single's appriciation day and what better to celebrate it then a webcomic that has explosive bowel movements? You can probbably tell this was not a favorite of mine but both Brandon and Phil liked it although Phil never speaks up. Everyone send Phil a e-card to cheer him up. Have you know who is Raymondo Person? (http://raymondo.chickennation.com/)

Daku, Phil and Brandon analyze and discuss the wildly popular Webcomic, The Order of the Stick, by Rich Burlew with a live internet audience

We're back with another contestant of the Webcomic Idol. This time with another Zombie strip because you can never have enough Zombies. Oh wait, apparantly Zombie is not the political correct terminology for our sentient yet dead reality challenged friends. Find out from Phil the correct term and that he actually liked one of my picks. Thus we present to you Zed Reckoning (http://www.zombiegrotto.com/).

Phil actually managed to pick a good strip. All three of us couldn't help but completely over-analyze this strip and make completely random predictions. Also to make my life a living hell my laptop has decided to record a huge amount of ambient noise so loud you can't hear Phil. I tried using noise removal but now it sounds like I'm in a cave. Hopefully you can ignore that annoyance to follow along with BOTG: http://www.webcomicsnation.com/poyorick/botg/series.php

Just think if I had waited just two more days this show would have marked exactly 2 years that the DS podcast has been podcasting. Considering my memory the only reason I even know that is because I just spent the last month restoring all the archives. Everything from the old posts, their comments, to first 40 shows has been restored in all their glory. So sit back and listen to double show. We give you a review AND an interview of Little Terrors.