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This looks like it’s shaping up to be a two-comic rant, imaginary readers. So we’ll wait to check on Nimmo until Thursday. Poor Manea. The more I write for her the more I realize she’s the most tormented of my[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
SUBTLETY! I am falling right out of love with dual storylines, imaginary readers. Now I remember why I don’t do them often. We last saw Charon over a month ago, and I feel trapped by only being able to move[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I bet he knew about the pressure plates. …Naw, he was being pretty cautious a few comics ago. …I need to stop trying to make sense of his wizard mind. It’s dangerous in there. Happy weekend, imaginary readers.
The obvious question here is who used the stick against whom? Did Nimmo swing it somehow? Or did he…catch it with his head? This is a weird question, imaginary readers, but it’s a weird comic.
I am too, imaginary readers! Let’s check in on Nimmo tomorrow. I wonder what that crazy kid’s up to. Is it only Wednesday? Geez, imaginary readers. Geez.
Man, imaginary readers, Manea is feeling angsty. It occurs to me that not many great things happen to her. Still, she does live with those adorable spirits, so how bad could her life be, really? There should be ninjas tomorrow,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Aw, I just love those adorable spirits. They’re so sweet. On an unrelated note, “Oedipus Rex” came up on my Pandora while writing this. So that was entertaining. Happy Monday, imaginary readers! Let’s get through this week, together.
Ah, Friday, my old friend. You’re so warm and cuddly. You always know exactly what to say. You help me through the hard times, and you always have. Ah! Imaginary readers! You gotta leave when someone has private time with[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Nimmo and Chompers forever. That’s all I really want.
Guys, guys I’m doing something dangerous here. If Chompers and Nimmo go on an adventure together, I might just abandon everyone else and make comics about them forever. …I-I’m not sure if I want to fight the urge, imaginary readers.