I made like forty spelling mistakes in this comic, imaginary readers. And two just now. I must be tired. See you tomorrow.
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There’s a pretty good chance Pandora doesn’t have any idea what they’re talking about. That’s what happens when you spend your unlife trapped in a jar. Chrome doesn’t believe unlife is a word, imaginary readers. I DISAGREE, CHROME.
It’s Friday, imaginary readers. I am so, so tired right now. Goodnight, imaginary readers. Happy weekend.
The most common question ghosts get asked is “Are you a ghost!?” The answer is yes, imaginary readers. This has been spooky stories!
Short comic today, imaginary readers. I don’t feel bad because yesterday’s comic was hella long. I like to keep you guessing like that.
I’m tickled by this one, imaginary readers. They don’t deal with humility well! Adorable.
These guys live in a sandbox that I can’t let myself have too much fun in, imaginary readers. I suppose a good metaphor would be that I have to be inside in twenty minutes. What? I didn’t say it was[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I have learned, through years of practice, how to build a scene with dialogue and nearly nothing else. It’s kind of fun when I notice it. Someone hire me for radio shows. Of course, I could actually build my scenes[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I am so tired, imaginary readers. I don’t know why. It’s not even late. Here, have some filler art.
I’m tired, imaginary readers. Today kinda sucked. Aw, well. Tomorrow will be better. Or not. Different, at any rate, which is really all you can ask for.