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March 2007: Wow... how many bullets have Zig Zag and Sabrina dodged so far? (I'm back up to date! Sorry for the delay.)

> Strips from 1996 (Back to top)
January	July
February	August
March	September
April	October (001-003)    001: Computerfest Special    002: What's an Omega?    003: Noooooooo problem
May	November (004-005)    004: Essentials    005: Worse odds than the lotto
June	December (006-007)    006: Small victories    007: Hindsight is 20:20    xmas96: I know the mistletoe's wrong

> Strips from 1997 (Back to top)
January (008-009)    008: Backstory, part I    009: Backstory, part II	July (023-025)    023: The beauty of American Health Care    024: You've probably guessed by now    025: Ban all Purses
February (010-011)    010: A quick trip to Miami later    011: Approval seeking	August (026-027)    026: IRC: Take Two    027: Enter Tabitha
March (012-014)    012: She's kidding, folks    013: Gratuitous Shower Scene    014: NO, that is NOT Ms. Pac-Man	September (028-029)    028: The Patsy    029: Fowl Terror Incarnate
April (015-016)    015: Information is fear    016: Crappiest TV show I've ever seen	October (030-031)    030: Probably not a ringing endorsement    031: Duck and Cover
May (017-020)    017: A flurried MUCK    018: OK, so not ALL Internet chat is like this    019: Obviously Mr. Right's typing style    020: Gateway show then Gateway 2000 - Coincidence?	November (032-033)    032: Damn Pulsars    033: Exactly how does that door work?
June (021-022)    021: The title doesn't mean Sabrina's in every strip    022: Sexier than we've ever seen her before	December (034-035)    034: Parental Discretion Advised    035: First known Warp jump by a wolf    xmas97: Hooray for Laser Prime

> Strips from 1998 (Back to top)
January (036-037)    036: Not Quite Aftermath    037: Pavlov would be proud	July (051-053)    051: Product placement    052: The movable object    053: Good-night bedsprings
February (038-040)    038: Viva cliché    039: One Chinchilla's Idea of Romance    040: Unintentionally Secret Admirer	August (054-055)    054: Rude awakening    055: Now there's something you don't see everyday
March (041-042)    041: Shattering the Dream    042: Muffled Revelation	September (056-060)    056: When Optimal Attacks    057: You've always wondered    058: Iomega makes computers?    059: Yes Virginia, there is Quake for Amiga    060: You call THIS an anniversary?
April (043-045)    043: Computer Generated Text Galore    044: Almost as good as it looks    045: One surprise after another	October (061-062)    061: The Job Interview    062: Plot Development in Low Resolution
May (046-047)    046: Gratified on several fronts    047: Chat, MAME, life, the universe and everything	November (063-064)    063: big, boxy and big    064: Autobots and e-mail don't mix
June (048-050)    048: Homage to See-CAD    049: A little close to home    050: It's so crazy, She just might work	December (065-067)    065: Alone at Lost    066: Road Trip Part 1: Wolves are Large    067: Recycled narrator humor    xmas98: Wrong Collector

> Strips from 1999 (Back to top)
January (068-071)    068: Road Trip Part 2: En Route Philosophy    069: Spam, e-mail, sausage, spam, and spam    070: Road Trip Part 3: Carl and Carrie Squirrel    071: Road Trip Part 4: Not under my roof!	July (094-097)    094: As the dust settles    095: Shame and euphemisms    096: A better actress than most    097: Shifting on the fly
February (072-076)    072: A few too many suits    073: Technological threat    074: Third person    075: Silly BlackRabbit, that trick's not for kids!    076: The initials do not read as F.L.A.	August (098-102)    098: Speaking with the inner child    099: Starting something    100: You people didn't see this    101: The brick    102: Ladylike vulgarity
March (077-080)    077: Monologue or Dialogue?    078: Recap    079: The Mutual Deception Society    080: A very scary new beginning	September (103-107)    103: Packing the Car    104: Where many jokes died for the good of the story    105: One long wait in the registration line later    106: You know what they say about big hands    107: It's about damn time!
April (081-084)    081: Introducing the Anti-Sabrina    082: Close Talk    083: My kind of employer    084: Skunks can blush?	October (108-111)    108: Count your blessings    109: Return of a legend    110: One more long-anticipated moment    111: Such a mouth on that girl!
May (085-089)    085: Week one: Monday    086: Week one: Tuesday    087: Week one: Wednesday    088: Week one: Thursday    089: Week one: Payday	November (112-115)    112: Hostility on I-71    113: Meanwhile, back at the ranch    114: I knew we'd forgotten something    115: Memories of Night Court
June (090-093)    090: Motorola menace    091: Brushing of teeth to follow    092: Too close and too far    093: Introduction to one-handed typing	December (116-120)    116: View of destiny    117: Pain thresholds    118: Motherhood means pain-killers    119: My only joke on the subject    120: Self and sensitivity    xmas99: Isn't he a motorcycle now?

> Strips from 2000 (Back to top)
January (121-125)    121: Happy millenium, baby.    122: Defused    123: Seeing both sides of the conversation    124: OK, NOW it's my last joke    125: Too wiped out for revenge now	July (145-148)    145: Is that the Clinton definition of sex?    146: The acid test    147: The fantasy sequence    148: The road to home
February (126-129)    126: Self deprecating    127: Should've gotten her Jetstorm    128: A long time coming    129: Saw that one coming up 5th Avenue	August (149-151)    149: Meet Tina    150: Touched a nerve?    151: The welcome back strip
March (130-132)    130: Personal Space    131: Possibly not until graduation    132: I call them Publicity and Marketing	September (152-155)    152: Prelude to a date    153: Prelude to anxiety    154: Prelude to bad satire    155: Prelude to the next installment
April (133-136)    133: Baby up to the bar    134: The little nipper    135: Up, out and away    136: ... Said the spider to the fly	October (156-159)    156: Post-order    157: Ointment, meet fly    158: Windows not me    159: Signs of a couple
May (137-140)    137: Backing down until cornered    138: Painful revelation    139: Notice she didn't say "if"?    140: High hopes	November (160-164)    160: The Cincinatti peace accord    161: Xmas 99 explained    162: No interruptions this time    163: No, not THAT Springfield    164: International stalkers
June (141-144)    141: Lingerie models    142: A deviant to both sides    143: Fading apology    144: Post-proposition proposition	December (165-167)    165: The freak flag flies    166: The obligatory Amiga strip    167: The trivial pursuit to Tatsuya    xmas00: I believe in Santa Claus - and Columbus

> Strips from 2001 (Back to top)
January (168-171)    168: Klassics of Komedy    169: Disregard all other accounts    170: Inseduction    171: Darn near talked out of it	July (192-195)    192: Name that dress    193: Two tortures for the price of one    194: Promise or threat    195: Too many babysitters spoil the strip
February (172-177)    172: Responsible Cartooning    173: How about a road map and a GPS?    174: Esteem of the self    175: Greetings from the wild jungle skunks    176: Legion    177: Apologies needed?	August (196-199)    196: Rabbit rip-off    197: No silicone was used in the making of this strip    198: Disgruntled    199: Out of the mouths of babes
March (178-181)    178: Better than waking up next to Zig Zag    179: Guess who's coming to breakfast    180: Confidence builder    181: Somehow the porn stars are always the first to know	September (200-202)    200: Works out to a little over 40 strips a year    201: Not too bad an offer    202: Intuition
April (182-184)    182: Mindgames    183: Flattery will get you employees    184: Conversational sycophantism	October (203-205)    203: Masher    204: The punchline is street crime?    205: Skunk biology lesson
May (185-187)    185: AIM for your goals    186: When was Zig Zag a scout?    187: Where's Steve Irwin when you need him?	November (206-209)    206: Little miss tactful    207: Fear showed up late today    208: The front side of Monday    209: The back side of Monday
June (188-191)    188: Survival talk    189: Twice the standard plot devices for your money    190: The character shuffle    191: Where's my five bucks?	December (210-212)    210: A little give and take    211: No tickling required    212: Sometimes a Railspike is just a J-5    xmas01: Beware your boss this holiday season

> Strips from 2002 (Back to top)
January (213-215)    213: Comic interruptus    214: Is this the preachy part?    215: What's with all the word balloons?	July (233-235)    233: Supreme MUNKY theatre    234: Quake off!    235: Romance and roommates
February (216-218)    216: No, this is the CLASSY kind of porn    217: It has been a while    218: Don't try two jokes at once	August (236-238)    236: Fastest baby in the midwest    237: Toddlers have no respect for privacy    238: An armada of voyeurs
March (219-222)    219: Where do they get shoes?    220: An armada can't fight a puppy    221: Girl talk    222: What could a title add?    y4prev: SPECIAL FEATURE: Comic Preview from 'Year 4!'	September (239-242)    239: Invasion of the tots    240: Do... taxes?    241: Don't blame the writing!    242: Set for adventure
April (223-225)    223: Reunited to reunite    224: Intro to the everyday    225: TIMMAH!!	October (243-246)    243: Field Trip - part zero    244: Field Trip - part one    245: Field Trip - part two    246: Field Trip - part three
May (226-228)    226: I thought we'd covered this    227: A diaper-bundle of joy    228: Welcome to Bizarro-world	November (247-250)    247: Considering she works in an adult studio...    248: Field trip part 5 - Girl talk    249: Field trip part 6 - Group photo    250: Field trip part 7 - Nap time
June (229-232)    229: He becomes Darth Vader in the next movie    230: Bookery    231: The return of the 'eighties'    232: Corruption	December (251-253)    251: Field trip finals    252: The toy everyone wants this season    253: From the Little Miss Tramp collection    xmas02: So sappy, you'll hunger for pancakes

> Strips from 2003 (Back to top)
January (254-256)    254: Is it New Year's already?    255: If only Al Qaeda were this easy to deal with    256: The Nightbirds and the Bumblebees	July (272-275)    272: Stresses and strains    273: Paid informant    274: The sound of silence    275: Can't cut and paste forever!
February (257-258)    257: I didn't know she had call waiting    258: Dirty little secrets	August (276-277)    276: Interrogative    277: Bombshell
March (259-261)    259: Isn't it fun to discuss porn stars with your dad?    260: How much for the peep show?    261: Just a few words too many	September (278-280)    278: On the sidelines    279: On the frontlines    280: Repeated lines
April (262-265)    262: Maybe I should have just done a crayon Sabrina    263: The government gets a cut of that    264: Unusually interesting junk mail    265: Studio antics	October (281-284)    281: If only she was here to see this    282: Well-adjusted    283: Conflicts of interest    284: Unplanned Parenthood
May (266-268)    266: This isn't over    267: Back to our regularly scheduled story    268: Phone-tag solitaire	November (285-287)    285: Bet you thought I forgot about him    286: Showdown    287: Wrapping up storylines makes Todd happy
June (269-271)    269: The unstoppable force    270: Time to meet the family    271: He could just play with the packaging instead	December (288-290)    288: After-dinner meal    289: What could possibly ruin such a fine evening?    290: A collect calling number ad goes wrong    xmas03: Alternate Santa

> Strips from 2004 (Back to top)
January (291-295)    291: Anniversaries    292: Two skunks in a car    293: The car must've looked different at night    294: Ashland    295: I have bad news... and bad news	July (313-315)    313: Strip title coming in Sabrina Online 1.5    314: That girl's been hanging around Zig Zag too long    315: You'd think there was a wager involved
February (296-297)    296: Toy budget    297: Putting the 'I' in 'car'	August (316-317)    316: Gratitude    317: Payback's a Zig Zag
March (298-300)    298: The Moss Hoss    299: Test drive    300: Counting holidays, it's more like 308	September (318-321)    318: Roughly the same age as my car    319: Pegasos meets pornography    320: All files acquired legally, I'm sure    321: From Galaga to Gauntlet to Gals Panic
April (301-304)    301: Non-canonical    302: Dealer markup    303: Negotiation among professionals    304: Not all that much later	October (322-324)    322: Atari Flashback    323: I thought they shipped with it on the hard drive    324: Don't you hate it when she's right?
May (305-308)    305: The magic of memo recorders    306: Remember when we used to talk about computers?    307: RTFM    308: Identity crisis	November (325-327)    325: Yellow cars get no respect    326: Aren't they cute at that age?    327: Standard discussion
June (309-312)    309: RTFGM    310: Transitional strip    311: The beast in the machine    312: I don't draw cars so well	December (328-330)    328: So we're doing commercial parodies now?    329: Invitation    330: Do we really need to conserve stones?    xmas04: Santa's molesting the elves again!

> Strips from 2005 (Back to top)
January (331-334)    331: Victor Caroli    332: Time to make the donuts    333: The robot master    334: Not exactly Machiavelli	July (351-353)    351: Why can't the obvious answer be the right one?    352: Ten dollars worth in tech support    353: A voice from the dark
February (335-338)    335: Next episode: A Visit From the Pool Boy    336: A meeting of minds    337: It's funny when it happens to others    338: Beware blunt plastic claws and teeth	August (354-357)    354: Toy story too    355: The Beast Wars toys knew how to keep their mouths shut!    356: Closet you'll get to political humor from me    357: The U Pay Us store
March (339-341)    339: Bouncy personality    340: Is this a trustworthy source?    341: Parents just don't understand	September (358-360)    358: Screensaver by Jim Sachs    359: Check your cards and boxes    360: Books, radio, TV, video games, and more
April (342-344)    342: Graphical hack    343: View from behind    344: Oh look, a desktop screen!	October (361-362)    361: Use your worktime wisely    362: Not work-safe
May (345-347)    345: Subtle reminders from life    346: Must be something about that family    347: Blackmail photo	November (363-365)    363: Timeframes    364: Yo-yo    365: Net lag
June (348-350)    348: How'd you like to find that in your soup?    349: No prescription drugs involved    350: Computers turn on, right?	December (366-367)    366: Meep Meep!    367: Toy's-eye view of the holidays    xmas05: Many happy returns

> Strips from 2006 (Back to top)
January (368-369)    368: Family Squirrel    369: Self-examination with help	July (387-390)    387: A brief introduction    388: I won't explain any acronyms    389: Irresistable temptations    390: Temptations two
February (370-372)    370: Let's try sincerity this time    371: Brilliant!    372: Sun streaker	August (391-394)    391: Sunglasses? What time is it?    392: Family discussions    393: The best part of waking up    394: Still groggy
March (373-375)    373: Jinkies and Zoinks!    374: She's gonna have to buy those    375: Call it a sociological experiment if you like	September (395-400)    395: Exactly what changing web hosts is like    396: All those baggy eyes in one strip    397: You must be this geeky to ride the ride    398: Look, handwritten typos!    399: Issues of trust and fatigue    400: Some celebrations are just too much
April (376-379)    376: Why yes, it is April 1st    377: I don't wanna grow up    378: Hadn't thought about it until recently    379: A chromium blast of thunder	October (401-403)    401: Internets, serious business    402: What's my motivation?    403: Brought to you by your phone company
May (380-383)    380: Brought to you by the alcohol industry    381: Life histories    382: Taking the edge off    383: Especial	November (404-406)    404: Explanations    405: Comparisons    406: Negotiations
June (384-386)    384: Darn censorship!    385: Which one of them is 'the waves'?    386: Perhaps it's a practice run	December (407-409)    407: Final arguments    408: Suppressed rage    409: Avon calling!    xmas06: It's pronounced HAY-ull

> Strips from 2007 (Back to top)
January (410-412)    410: Advance marketing    411: Godzilla meets Rodan    412: The wonderful world of genetics	July
February (413-415)    413: Fast forward    414: And she can FLY!    415: What exactly do you mean by self-help?	August
March (416-418)    416: Different people want different things    417: Don't look into it or anything, but...    418: Right, and SPAM is meat in a can	September
April	October
May	November
June	December

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