1 July 2009 - 3 Pages: 'Fire and Atrocity'

ethirus knows something, but isn't telling, WHAT ELSE IS NEW. I'm trying to build up a buffer so I can go on vacation with my family in a coupla weeks without missing a beat here, so I'm afraid I can't give you any more pages than these meager and melodramatic three... though the next bit is AWESOME. Our ending point here, I realize, is a tad reminiscent of Æthirus' earlier treachery. Wow, matter of fact, that's exactly 200 pages earlier. There is some sort of synchronicity here.

Ordered those Huff shirts today, and should have them out and to all purchasers by the 20th of July on the outside. I think this has gone rather well; I want to do another shirt in the near future. I unfortunately lack capital to keep them in stock all the time, though.

I have sent my money for a table to the good people at APE, the Alternative Press Expo. It is in San Francisco in October, and I have every intention of being there. BYEBYE!

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28 June 2009 - 4 Pages, time running out for the Huff Shirt

RIENDS, I come bearing four pages. Koark sees our furry creatures. Five pages would give a better stopping-point, but I am trying real hard to build up a buffer, so you get small bits for now.

The Huff shirt is available for like two more days! Thanks everybody who's ordered one so far; I'm excited to see them and send them to yous. Many of you forgot to give me a shirt size so I have numerous emails to send out to you. The profit I'm making on these shirts is going pretty much entirely to building up a stock of those expensive books and trinkets for conventions.

Hey comics! I have read good comics lately. First I've been rereading Templar, AZ for the first time in a long time. A lot of you probably know about Templar but let me tell you that I love it, anyway. Very interesting and well-written characters. Also I always love seeing invented settings that are put together so tightly and cohesively that they never really need to be explained. Dicebox is another comic I can think of that does that very well. Something that is completely different is Bear Quest, which is a story of a one-eyed blue bear's Quest to eat everything, I guess, and which is told on two parallel tracks by drawings and by screenshots from some old sidescrolling game that I assume never actually existed. It is very very strange. And also I read Pulpatoon Pilgrimage, a real ink-and-paper comic. It's about a plant-person, a bull-person, and a robot-person going on a journey to somewhere, and learning about each other on the way. I really enjoyed it: the pacing is very nice, and the drawings are really really good. If you like Rice Boy I think Pulpatoon is a comic you might like, too.

More pages Wednesday!

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