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Pippen the Variable
“…I was pleased that someone had made a musical about one of my favorite characters from Lord of the Rings. However, I did find there to be a number of distracting differences in this adaptation…” Continue reading
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The author started a webcomic because, well, it wasn’t like he had a hundred other projects he was also working on. Oh, wait, no, it was actually like that. Just like that. Continue reading
