We all know why you’re here, so here’s today’s strip. This one is yet another instance of reality being stranger than fiction. Yup, this one’s based on an actual event, and as far as I could tell the customer didn’t have any mental impairment. You’ll have to forgive the short …

Looks like it’s another Monday. School’s out for the summer, and I’ve been spending the week looking for a summer job. Ugh. Looking for work is a career in and of itself. Luckily, I have a lead, and if anything comes of it, you’ll be the first to know. Well, …

This strip marked the first month of d+pad’s existence and we celebrated with a bit of self-referential humour. Hooray for us!

For Rick, working in a video game store was like being a kid in a candy store. Except the candy store was a video game store, and Rick liked video games instead of candy. Actually, Rick liked candy too. Anyway, his enthusiasm was infectious if not also distracting, especially during …

The Add-On Ninja, like all of d+pad’s characters, was based on a real person. In this case, our store manager. He rarely ignored an opportunity to increase the value of a total sale and would literally appear out of nowhere with some choice extras to go with whatever the customer …

For those who may not remember, The Bouncer was one of the early PS2 titles. This next-gen fighting game by Square rode into stores on an immense wave of hype and nearly everyone who bought a PS2 at launch made it part of their bundle. We sold a tonne of …

No, that customer isn’t topless. Strange and humourous things can happen when saving images with a limited colour profile. I could “fix” it, but this is how the strip originally ran and it doesn’t seem right (or necessary) to do so despite the odd comment I receive about it now …