New, Small 3-Pager

BUDLO, known for the Featured Comic “Up the Pyramid” has released a New, Small three-pager called “Snowplow”

Synopsis: A three page comic

Link: https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/Snowplow/




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Changing structure of…structure.

*note to self: come up with better title before upload time. don't look like a FOOL again!

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