29% (106)	Evil Atom
	26% (94)	Lightning Lady
	15% (55)	Captain Heroic
	23% (83)	Miss Match
	5% (20)	Desdemona

Check out the often-imitated-never-duplicated Webcomics Weekly Podcast, featuring Scott Kurtz, Dave Kellett, Kris Straub, and myself. If you love listening to cartoonists talking shop, this is a must. You can keep up with the latest updates via our RSS feed.

Episode 45: Another episode sponsored by Endicia.com. Scott has vanished! But Dave, Kris and I hit the mailbag and keep things rollin'. We discuss tagging/transcribing comics, shipping time, editing your writing and taking time to recharge your creative batteries. Endica.com has been kind enough to sponsor our show this month. They're offering a great deal for new customers looking to set up an online store for their webcomic. It's is easy for us to recommend because it's what three of us use for our stores on a daily basis. Be sure to check out www.endicia.com/webcomics for a special offer: A sweet start-up package and seven months free plus about $70 off the hardware (scale and label printer). Listen now!

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SHOW NOTE: We've move our podcast to Libsyn.com! You'll be able to follow all of the upcoming podcasts there. If you want it in your iTunes just open iTunes, then at the top where you see file and edit and stuff go to Advanced click on it then go to subscribe to podcast and put in the link: http://ww.libsyn.com/rss (note, there's only two w's -- not three) ... It should start downloading the podcasts from there on.

I have to say, when I saw what Ed Ryzowski did with today's strip, I knew I had to offer it as a desktop wallpaper. It's been too long since I've offered a new one, and this image is way too cool to let the opportunity float by.

So, for a donation of one dollar or more, you'll get directed to a page that offers this image in several sizes and screen resolutions.

The Donation button can always be found on the right-hand column, beside the blog. But to make things easy, I'll add a Donation button directly below.

A New Yorker, on leave from a tour in Iraq, gets lost in Philadelphia. She's gonna need that combat training. Luckily, she gets a little help from the city that loves you back.

Phables has been placed on a summer schedule by the Philadelphia Daily News. It will run every other Monday.