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{{quote| Erwin: [War] is not a game! What would you know about it? All you care about it is whether you can get the correct brand of mineral water!<br />
Pfirsich: Maybe if more people worried about the things I worry about, and less about the things you worry about, we wouldn't have all this silly war business. }}
 
[[File:DesertPeach1_7130.jpg|frame| [[Stupid Sexy Flanders|Stupid Sexy Pfirsich. . . ]]]]
 
{{quote| '''Erwin:''' [War] is not a game! What would you know about it? All you care about it is whether you can get the correct brand of mineral water!<br />
'''Pfirsich:''' Maybe if more people worried about the things I worry about, and less about the things you worry about, we wouldn't have all this silly war business. }}
 
In the Second World War, fighting for the Germans was a general called [[Erwin Rommel]]: "The Desert Fox". [[This Is Not That Trope|This comic isn't about him.]] This comic is about his fictional gay younger brother, Pfirsich Rommel: "[[The Desert Peach]]".
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In the Second World War, fighting for the Germans was a general called Erwin Rommel: "The Desert Fox". This comic isn't about him. This comic is about his fictional gay younger brother, Pfirsich Rommel: "The Desert Peach".
 
Pfirsich is a colonel (oberst) running a [[Ragtag Bunch of Misfits|small support unit of gravediggers]] in the Afrika Corps. He's helped by his trusted orderly Corporal Udo Schmidt, annoyed by the Nazi-supporting Lt. Kjars Winzig and loved by his handsome fiance Rosen Kavalier.
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Originally published in print, it's now being [http://www.desert-peach.com/comic/ released online] (may be NSFW).
 
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=== This comic provides examples of: ===
* [[And Zoidberg]]: With a dash of [[Black Comedy]]. [[Cloudcuckoolander]] Dobermann is back from a stint back in the Reich.
{{quote| '''Dobermann''': They was killing kikes! and queers!! and Jehovah's Witnesses!!! I'M a Jehovah's Witness!! WHO'D WANT TO HARM A JEHOVAH'S WITNESS!!!<br />
(Cut to the rest of the squad, looking up at the sky and whistling..) }}
* [[Anything That Moves]]: Rosen has been known to have sex with women too.
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* [[Cool and Unusual Punishment]]: Pfirsich decides the men have had too much time to cause trouble, and orders his sergeant major to come up with something to keep them busy.. The punishment? Move the ENTIRE camp exactly one meter to the right.
* [[Drugs Are Bad]]: They cause the normally effeminate Pfirsich to act extemely macho.{{spoiler|And psychotic to boot.}}
* [[Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"]]: Rosen Kavalier is a nickname. His real names (all three of them) are ALL embarrassing.
* [[Every One Remembers the Stripper]]: From Issue #3 :"A Day at the Beach", {{spoiler|(a.k.a. the Infamous "NUDE surfing issue")}} [http://www.desert-peach.com/comic/dp-03-016/ Definitely NSFW at ALL.]
* [[Gratuitous German]]: Buckets of it, mostly footnoted, some of it actually safe to repeat in polite company.
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* [[Pink Is for Sissies]] crossed with [[Insistent Terminology]]: Pfirsich's scarf is "peach-colored". Pink is "tacky".
* [[Ragtag Bunch of Misfits]]: Bears repeating, according to the newly assigned camp medical officer/psychiatrist.
{{quote| '''Eddsel''': "My duty demands that I point out that you have a unit that consists of NOTHING but stray puppies!"<br />
'''Pfirsich''': "Herr Doctor, YOU have just been assigned to this unit.." <br />
'''Eddsel''': "Woof woof Mein Herr." }}
* [[Scenery Censor]]: The first 20 or so pages of the "Surfing" story, getting increasingly ridiculous, until Udo [[Breaking the Fourth Wall|breaks the fourth wall]] and calls the creator on it.
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