These devil summoning teens get more than they bargain for when there’s a
Mar10
This is the first time I’ve ever done a comic I did the script before laying it out. I’m interested in knowing if anyone can tell the difference.
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It happened in a house EXACTLY LIKE THIS ONE
Mar11
Spot blacks – much harder to do than anticipated.
I’m allowed to do callbacks if I want. How dare you for saying that I am not allowed.
I forgot to post this on Friday so I’ll be doing four pages this week
and send it way down below too, if you’re not that choosy about the kind of ghost you want to talk to.
Technically all bourbon is aged. Until they figure out future bourbon.
We’re moving tomorrow! It’s stressful! Still! Comics! For you! From me!
Someone remind me on Thursday that I forgot to blacken in the ghost’s shirt on the second panel. Thank you!
It occurred to me that I never told people the name of this character in the last comic, despite the fact that she had one going into it.
They drained the lake… but not their hearts
Apr07
This was my same reaction to finding out my home town had a mayor. Also because the person elected had murdered me. Oh, by the way, this comic is autobiographical.
That huge text panel is the reason I went and got a handwriting to text font. I don’t (and won’t!) use it all the time, but it’s certainly helpful to have.
The Unbeatable Planning of Julie Mendelbaum
Apr14
People in my comics do swear, but it’s all under their breath so you don’t see it.
I think I said I wasn’t gonna update my comic again this year, but I guess I’m doing a 28 page comic! Whoops! I hope this comic warms your heart, and also your hands and feet because that can be[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
All these characters have names, and I don’t know if I’ve ever said some of them.
An Awkward Question
Dec12
Tried making an action page with no motion lines or ghost images (besides the three literal ghost images)
As a general rule of journalism, I don’t think starting a question with “so what” and finishing it with an accusatory statement is proper policy, but it is common enough.
Table Breaking Like So Many Dudleys’ Boy
Oct09
I was desperately trying to figure out how to configure these into a normal page and then realized I didn’t have to.
Amy and Whitney switched names like six times when I was planning stuff. Amy was just known as “Skull” in the previous comics she was in. And oddly, Whitney has one of the first spoken lines by a human on[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I believe that this is only the third ever page in this book to not feature Tisl, Shelley, Wistare or Jessica, and all three pages are within this issue.
Who’s That Song for? An Authority?
Jan09
Eventually going to hit a page where I have to tag 16 characters, and I’m not looking forward to it.
Leaf it to Tree
Jan23
on 2020-01-23
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Chapter: 5 - Having an Average Weekend
Characters: Amy School-Camel, Clance Packet, Jessica Bottle, Shelley Talora, Tisl Ashwood, Wistare Coronatus
Thank you for reading this issue! There won’t be a big break between this and issue 6, just a week or two. I can’t guarantee a February 17th launch, but it is possible/semi-likely.
Glowing Hearts Book 1, Side 2: Setting Frames
Aug25
on 2023-08-25
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Chapter: Book 1- New Foundations
Characters: Amy School-Camel, Assistant Mayor Lee, Bizzie Girt, Boudroit, Clance Packet, Clarice Clearice, Cornell Parks, Dexter Parks, Flip Larsen, Gertrude Brommer, Gordon Shumway, Jessica Bottle, Julie Mendlebaum, Leonardo Parks, Lori Pointilleux, Officer Carla Parks, Pid "Smokey" Crimesworthy, Rex Bigmonster PI, Scum Craply, Shelley Talora, Spry VanSusser, Tasha Crudgun, Tisl Ashwood, Vanessa Kryzynski, Whitney Kissov, Wistare Coronatus, Zazzle Jetboy
Click here to download ALL of Side 2! “right click, save as” will save the book to the folder of your choice. Take it with you! Read it at your leisure! Share it with your friends! More importantly: Read it[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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