Pixelwebcomics decided it was time to take word to the street and find out just what people think about the new Comic Soap Opera, Pixel Street. With this in mind, it was decided to put our fingers on the pulse of the internet and head straight to Omegle, the only place to go to meet strangers without getting stabbed. Here are just a few of the many results we received from our extensive survey:

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Will the good Doctor’s indiscretion go unpunished? Was he talking to the Pamela from the other episodes or was this completed unrelated rubbish? Find out, only in the next episode of Pixel Street!

Will Simon ever pluck up the courage to ask the girl out? Will he finish his Sandwich and be back in time for work? Will any of these stories ever tie into one another? Find out in the next episode of Pixel Street!

Will Robert ever finish his novel and cure Clara of her illness? Will Karen’s amnesia be cured, or will she forget her daughter forever more? Is anyone reading this? Find out in the next issue of Pixel Street.

Will Charles and Pamela’s divorce proceedings go ahead as planned? Will Charles be able to live his new life on the street as a batchelor without drowing in Nacho Cheese? Will there ever be another episode? Find out, in the next episode of Pixel Street!

Pixel Street is a new Web Comic from famed TV Children’s Presenter Ronald Fetchem, his works have inspired children the world over to be Pilots, or even Astronauts. His first foray into the world of Web Comics began with “Shatner’s Coming – Hide The Lawnmower”, a spoof of modern day novels such as Dan Brown’s “Jesus Stick” and Gordon Ramsey’s “Parliament Is Open, Don’t Worry”.

Pixel Street, the comic, is a damning insight into the lives and loves of everyday people who live everyday lives… With huge consequences. Taking inspiration from such works as “Hollyoaks Uncovered” and “Coronation Street: Roy’s Jamaican Holiday” – Pixel Street brings the harsh realities of life in your street almost too close to home.