DS326 - Review: Battle Pug

Before we get too far into setting up the show, I'm going to warn you that Jason came in uber quite on the recording. It should be fine post edit, but if not, I did what I could and cranked that D-bag as high as he would go. We go form zero to nerdy in record time as we delve into our limited knowlege of Shazam, one of those iconic DC chacacters that everyone knows, but no one knows anything about. Then Jason shows off how willing to play videos games his wife is and then lies about being brief wrapps it up by hitting us with the wierdest sexism ever. Jason presents his comic, Our Adventure Continues, a comic about - and I quote - "Whatever the hell they want it to be about." Techically, that's what all comics are about, but try explaining that to Siglar. Steve then gets Internet metaphysical with his pick Trekker. It's sci-fi. It's pulp. It's noire. I wouldn't get too hung up on the details. We do however and that leads us to again talk about what are webcomics, without deciding anything. We touch on the latest Penny Arcade Scandel but not much, becuase it's stupid. We don't touch stupid things. We don't want to get the stupid on us. This week's Rambletron is a bit a throw back. We talk abou the man you haven't thought about for years, Mr. Baseball himself, Tom Selleck. Look him up kiddos. Just soak in the Selleck. We get into Battle pug, one Steve has been following since almost day one. We talk about the unspoken rules of being a barbarian. How to do a narrator side story properly. What fantasy tropes are beyond cliche at this point and what more do you need from a comic called Battle Pug than a pug who battles?