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Greg Stephens wrote:Thanks, Eric! Haven't seen anything. Been on vacation away from computers.

No problem, Greg. The bots really like this thread. Maybe they want a comic on David's site. Or maybe they want David to update his site (hint hint).

After posting to several message boards, Brad at Firstwave decided to ship out my books. I am waiting for their arrival and will update with the status of the books once they arrive. Rock on! Take this message to my brother. You will find him everywhere. Wherever people live together, tied in pover...

Yeah, I've been deleting them on sight. There's been at least a couple a day for the past week. I'm not sure if Greg's been seeing them too. But they like to grab old topics.

Good stuff, D. Nice layout, it looks very professional.

It's working better today, and I still like it.

I've liked what little I've seen. The pages keep timing out .

Tim Mallos wrote:I wonder what THAT says about the artist.

It says that I am a "realist". I was going to draw a pork chop.

Tim, why does your pig look scared? Kris, yours looks a bit worried. I think that they know what their future holds.

I don't think that my pig is doing too well.

Got a new one up if anyone cares. I care, but not about the comic you reviewed. SP is one of those comics like PA where it's sometimes funny yet not enough to keep me reading. I might go back once a month and read a couple of strips but I won't go through the whole archive to catch up. I see that K...

I used to worry about this kind of stuff all of the time. Now I realize if they screw up the movie they will only make themselves look bad. I have the books on my shelf and the characters in my mind, and they can't take that away from me.

Pumpkin Pie wrote:??? How do you access them? I don't see any tags.

Nor are they working on my PC with FireFox. But they did work in MS Internet Explorer. If you are useing FireFox you could right click the image and select properties and read them there.

RyanE wrote:Ok, so a comic may not be the best format to write a musical.

"Them sounds like fight'n words. Son, go en git me there that pencil."

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You did a good job. The rhythm flowed well enough for me to hear the music.

Around page eleven I became a little worried. I was thinking that this is a little lite for a IAG chapter. Then from behind you threw a jab that knocked me on my ass. The layout is good and the color is great, but the story... The story is what keeps us comming back for more. Great job, G!

I print through POD services primarily. Fitting the standard book formats is the cheapest way to go. I'm don't know what service you are using but I found this statement over at ComiXpress. What size comics do you print? ComiXpress prints two standard sizes: traditional comic size (6.625x10.25?) an...

Recently I went to screen-friendly page proportions in the current chapter of UNAF , but arranged it so that they would create a standard print page when laid out two-up, and made sure each pair, when combined, would read well. Why does it have to add up to a "standard" page layout? If you are goin...

I get grumpy about emoticons the same way I get grumpy about a lot of "net-speak" abbreviations. Shakespeare didn't need emoticons. Your point about them being similar to gestures when speaking is a good one. That reinfoces that emoticons may be part of the communication, but not a part of the lang...

They sure are persistent. Greg, is it time for anti-spam week again?

I'm always drawing pictures for someone to show my thoughts in real time. It happens all of the time. I'm having a conversation with someone and I don't quite know how to describe something so I grab a napkin and draw a diagram, a person, a map, etc. The picture changes as we talk, forming new image...

Very nice, it looks very promising. I look forward to seeing more finish works. I agree with Tim, that the slide show is very annoying. Maybe if you upped the time to 30 seconds instead of 10 it wouldn't be so bad.

All of the pages came up in my browser. I haven't gone to your site in a while , so I must say that I like the new look. It looks.. um... cleaner (?). I'll have to visit more often.

Mike Doughty 's latest 2-disk album, Skittish/Rockity Roll , won't leave my CD player. It's been hogging it up for the last two weeks. I keep trying to put something else in but Doughty keep going back in for more. These songs are mostly him and a guitar, so if you're looking for Soul Coughing part...

Surlyben wrote:Maxfield Parrish used to photograph himself nude for modelling purposes...

So does Boris Vallejo. He also uses his wife for some of his female models.

My favorite technique is the scribble in pencil until it sort of looks right then ink. Sometimes it works and looks good, but most of the time it looks like crap. Not the way to go if you are looking for perfection.

Sorry, I didn't understand. I like the Liger. It's pretty much my favorite animal. It's like a lion and a tiger mixed... bred for its skills in magic.