Thanks for your patience, guys. It was an absolute bear to get any momentum going on this one at all.
Um…so anyway, Happy New Year!
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CALLBACKS: My Little Sketchy: Cartooning Is Magic
I hope this comic is as funny to you as it is to me.
CALLBACKS: Okay This Is Just Weird, Hot Tub Nostalgia Machine 3, A Shift In Tone
Tomorrow I leave for vacation! In my absence a number of talented cartoonists will entertain you with guest strips. And also Matt Rizkallah. Here’s the lineup:
- Tuesday (9/13): Brad Pugh (Okay So Comic)
- Thursday (9/15): Matt Rizkallah (Bloggy Bloggerville)
- Friday (9/16): Owen Heitmann (24-Hour Cynic)
- Monday (9/19): Brian Russell (The Underfold)
I will be back with a new comic for you on Wednesday, 9/21. In the meantime, enjoy the work of our guests!
CALLBACKS: And You Can’t Stop Me, An Excuse to Draw a Mech
This strip originated with a series of twitter posts. First of all, Luke Surl (who posts his own comics at LukeSurl.com) retweeted a tweet of Ryan North’s: “Comic will be delayed until I am no longer in a hot air balloon” with Luke’s own commentary: “Best non-updating excuse ever.” Then I retweeted Luke’s retweet, and my friend Dwight “The K is Not Silent” Knoll responded to my retweet with “we want hotairbaloon comix!” Apparently Dwight is the voice of the internet.
So, I have given you what you want, o people of the internet. If you want to follow me on Twitter and/or send tweets to me, that is a thing I can give you too.
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This comic picks up from the recent storyline in which Howard was trapped in Minecraft. If you haven’t already, you can read it from the beginning.
Long-time readers may remember Robert Gryfft.
Also, special thanks to Sebatinsky, one of my fellow bloggers at Air Theremin, who inspired this comic by insisting that I draw a mech.
Another strip written by Robert Montoya. He did the script, I just brought the artwork.
Well, okay, Becky’s appearance was my idea. But still.
This strip was co-written by my friend and colleague Robert Montoya, who is also a filmmaker. You can check out his short film Impact at http://impactshortfilm.webs.com/.
