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Hi. I have a Sims 2 comic shorts series that I'd like to share with you,
based on that popular known hero with the strength of steel and ability of flight,
Superman! You can read about it by clicking the cast photo below.

Hope you all like the shorts. It all started from my Magazine mod seen here.
And the mission is to create 25 issues. So enjoy. If you have any questions
or comments, please e-mail me at d_dgjdhh2@hotmail.com. Thanks.

The Adventures of Superman, Sims 2 Edition, Digital Comic Book Issues
Superman created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster. © 1938-2013.
This Sims 2 version of Superman created by d_dgjdhh. Year 2011.
Written in 2012-2013. No challenge to ownership implied.
Created for non-commercial personal entertainment.

Seems interesting. I'll defiantly check it out later.

Hi again. Just wanted to post an update, a special event occurred, you can read more about it in my journal here.

By the way, thanks Ollie for checking out my comic strip. It's fun but coming closer to the end. Hopefully the climax at issue 25 will be great.

Hi everyone. Just wanted to report that this is the last issue of my comic strip. It can be found here with issue 25. Thank you for all who've visited and followed the comic since its beginning:

Wow, you put a LOT of work into that comic! I'm impressed. It's great to see what was possible with Sims 2. The S2 sims look good as superheroes and villains!

Thanks Caspin, I appreciate the support. Now that the comic is over, I can relax and not have to shcedule myself to release new issues. I may make an extra comic issue just for kicks, but that's weeks, perhaps months away too.

Putting this on my tablet Big Grin

good job

You're a genius! The villians are hilarious, especially the fountain guy and the littering girl. I literally laughed out loud at that last one. The part with batman and the price is right was classic. I love the subtle humor

Hi Dwinger, thank you for your comments, I appreciate that you took the time to reply to the thread. It's good to hear from readers of the comic to hear what they they. I also talked about how the comic was produced during The Milburn Show, & that pretty much ended the production. It's great for me to find out that folks still visit the strip. Some folks discover it for the first time, even though it's been on for over a year.

So, yeah...thanks for reading, Dwinger.

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They go hippety hop!

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