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==Notable Storylines==

===Going to the Zoo Zoo Zoo===

From {{Comic|23}} to {{Comic|28}}

This story arc, involving [[Beaver]] and [[Steve]]'s unfeasible adventure at [[the Zoo]], features Steve's first known experience with [[pandas]], [[poisonous bears]], and evil [[beavers (Zoo)|beavers]]. Steve's experience at the zoo ends in disaster when he fails to follow Beaver's advice: "[[Penguins]] belong in the zoo."

===Rupert Hits The Town===

From {{Comic|55}} to {{Comic|70}}

When [[Rupert T. Roach|Rupert]], enlarged as a result of exposure to [[microwave radiation]], starts destroying large buildings, it's up to Beaver and Steve to stop him. Their quest to find [[The Master Shoe|a shoe large enough]] to defeat the giant Rupert inevitably leads them to the [[Shoe Goblin]], who has an evil agenda of his own...

===Steve's Unfeasible Afterlife Adventure===

From {{Comic|90}} to [http://www.beaverandsteve.com the present]

When Steve is tragically killed by Beaver's [[flimsy anvil shelf]], he must find his way through the [[netherworld]]. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like he's going to the "good place..."

Meanwhile, Beaver befriends [[Stu]], who bears uncanny similarities to Steve. Stu appears to be a better friend than Steve in every possible way, but appearances can be misleading...

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	The storyline was surrounded by much controversy - by taking a slightly more serious theme and not including a punchline in each episode, many complained about this guest series deviating too much from the traditional Beaver and Steve style and the story progressing too slowly. But what many neglected to take into account was the fact that they were given five strips a week instead of the usual two and without Stan, there would have been no new comics during the period, as James was busy moving.		The storyline was surrounded by much controversy - by taking a slightly more serious theme and not including a punchline in each episode, many complained about this guest series deviating too much from the traditional Beaver and Steve style and the story progressing too slowly. But what many neglected to take into account was the fact that they were given five strips a week instead of the usual two and without Stan, there would have been no new comics during the period, as James was busy moving.
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 From [[Comic 23]] to [[Comic 28]]
-This story arc, involving [[Beaver]] and [[Steve]]'s unfeasible adventure at [[the Zoo]], features Steve's first known experience with [[pandas]], [[poisonous bears]], and evil [[beavers (Zoo)|beavers]].  Steve's experience at the zoo ends in disaster when he fails to follow Beaver's advice:  "[[Penguins]] belong in the zoo."
+This story arc, involving [[Beaver]] and [[Steve]]'s unfeasible adventure at the [[Zoo]], features Steve's first known experience with [[pandas]], [[poisonous bears]], and evil [[beavers (Zoo)|beavers]].  Steve's experience at the zoo ends in disaster when he fails to follow Beaver's advice:  "[[Penguins]] belong in the zoo."
 ===Rupert Hits The Town===
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 From [[Comic 55]] to [[Comic 70]]
-When [[Rupert T. Roach|Rupert]], enlarged as a result of exposure to [[microwave radiation]], starts destroying large buildings, it's up to Beaver and Steve to stop him.  Their quest to find [[The Master Shoe|a shoe large enough]] to defeat the giant Rupert inevitably leads them to the [[Shoe Goblin]], who has an evil agenda of his own...
+When [[Rupert T. Roach]], enlarged as a result of exposure to microwave radiation, starts destroying large buildings, it's up to Beaver and Steve to stop him.  Their quest to find [[The Master Shoe|a shoe large enough]] to defeat the giant Rupert inevitably leads them to the [[Shoe Goblin]], who has an evil agenda of his own...
 ===Steve's Unfeasible Afterlife Adventure===
-From [[Comic 90]] to [[Latest comic|the present]]
+From [[Comic 90]] to [[Comic 106]]
 When Steve is tragically killed by Beaver's [[flimsy anvil shelf]], he must find his way through the [[netherworld]].  Unfortunately, it doesn't look like he's going to the "good place..."
-Meanwhile, Beaver befriends [[Stu]], who bears uncanny similarities to Steve.  Stu appears to be a better friend than Steve in every possible way, but appearances can be misleading...
+Meanwhile, Beaver befriends [[Stu]], who bears uncanny similarities to Steve.  Stu appears to be a better friend than Steve in every possible way, but soon turns out to be "too good to be true". Anyhoo, in the end, Beaver manages to revive Steve using his toy voodoo kit and they have a happy ending. Until the delivery of bees arrives, that is.

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