title: SmackJeeves/ArmyGags
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Dosage comic SmackJeeves/ArmyGags
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<th>Description</th><td>Army Gags is a tale of friendship, love, loss, war and peace as seen through the eyes of an emotionally oblivious eight-year-old. Basically this is a comic I did over ten years ago that was apparently about people in the army. Reading through it as an adult, I realised just how unintentionally hilarious it could be. From exploding orphanage nuns to comic book industry-based slavery, Army Gags is truly a window into the somewhat uneasy mind of my eight-year-old self.</td>
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<th>Website</th><td><a href="http://armygags.smackjeeves.com/comics/">http://armygags.smackjeeves.com/comics/</a></td>
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<th>Genre</th><td>Other</td>
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<th>Language</th><td>English</td>
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<th>Adult content</th><td>no</td>
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<th>Status</th><td>ok on 10.07.2013</td>
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<th>Votes</th><td>0</td>
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