Tickets for NEWW are on sale here. I will be attending – as a normal attendee as I don’t do anything that warrants guest status. As soon as I figure out a way of preventing the spread of con-crud (see Onizumi’s article on this), I hopefully will be bringing homemade cookies, again. (Maybe if I soak them in alcohol, first…)
So, if you’re attending, hunt me down and ask for a con-crud cookie. (Contraction of con-crud not guaranteed nor is the certainty that I’ll actually bring cookies.)
Part of the reason for the delay in the storyline is due to my spending time to revamp Michael Poe’s Exploitation Now site. The series ran for two years (2000-2002); so, if you want a story where you won’t have to wait for the next episode to come out, check it out! You can also buy the books.
His other comic, Errant Story, which is still under way, is the reason I started doing a webcomic. Since they wanted to upgrade the ES site to ComicPress, I had to test it out, right?
Ooookaaaayyy… Not quite the month I would have expected.
First off, I’ve gotten a full time job – which explains the lack of updates recently (along with the party and out of town guests last weekend). I’ve been putting together a new, long-overdue machine (and realizing what parts I really need and can’t use out of the old machine, like the DVD drive (no PATA ports on the new motherboard)) and just had the power supply blow out on my current machine (I performed a disk transplant into another machine). Hopefully, the new machine will finally come together next Monday and updates will be flowing again.
In the meantime, I hope to get at least one comic out this weekend.
I’ll be taking a short hiatus to deal with some family affairs, probably a couple of weeks.
From the Latest Experiment Dept.: we now have a store. Click on the “Store” link in the sidebar or click here.
For now, we have a couple of t-shirts, one with our own blob on it (I suggest not ordering it on a black shirt) and one for you professionals out there (I always thought this would be great for parties, but I’ve never seen one).

