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Oh...that's was me up there. I thought I was logged it.

I loved this comic. And found I could relate to Mr. Burns panic. When I was first diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, I could barely see because of it. As someone who loves to draw and express myself visually, it felt as if I'd been castrated. Luckily, that attack receded and the only permanent eye-n...

efm wrote:I liked the CYOA books but Joe Dever's Lone Wolf series was better.

CYOA, Lone Wolf--both great.
I've got four Lone Wolf books and I'd love to have more. Who needs a Dungeon Master?

Don't forget the big ass (nukular?) explosion, Pup.

Bravo, Scott.

Black and white and red all over.

Great stuff.

It's a downer, to say the least. Good stuff.

Thanks for the suggestions and examples, Shadow.

Wow...that's really nice of you.

I've got a question...do these PNGs seem too chunky K-wise for their dimensions? I'm doing a little "Morning Ripoff" at a message board I frequent, and I may look into GIMP if it'll help keep things tiny.

I'd appreciate any advice you can spare.

These characters really write themselves. I'm learning a lot with this one.

I cracked up at today's ending, imagining it as "the whole deal".

Cool so far, and I'm diggin' the interface.

Anonymous wrote:Checked out your comics, William and Michael. Great stuff.

I can't wait to give my first 24-hour a shot...

I'm that guy, up there. Wasn't logged in, apparently.

CleverUserName01 wrote:

Chronosome wrote:I'm thinking Dennis Miller as Sean and Carol Kane as Sophie.

Hmm...wrong Dennis, I'd say. Beantown native Dennis Leary seems like the obvious choice.

Hahaha...that's who I meant!
Just a case of fingers and brain not sync-ing up.

Every time I see "Emprah" I think of Oprah in a toga.

So, who would we cast in a "Whose Mind Is It Anyway" movie? It seems like this would translate really well into flickness.

I'm thinking Dennis Leary* as Sean and Carol Kane as Sophie.

*not Miller.

The Citgo's only a few blocks from Fenway.
It's huge...you can see it from a lot of different places.

Good stuff.

josner wrote:What's the red square in the last panel? Any ideas? Or is it just some weirdness in my monitor?

That's "The Citgo Sign". One of our landmahks, in Kenmoah Squayah.

Wow. Just saw the update. Powerful.

Here's a wacky theory about the comic's title and the coincidences of our predictions: Maybe this Improv is Scott's way of letting a message board thread specifically influence his comic's content? Maybe "Whose Mind is it Anyway?" refers to our role in influencing Mad Doctor McCloud's choices as to ...

I'm wondering if that bridge is on the Esplenade, or if it's one of the Harvard "foot bridges"...it looks like they walked for a while to get there--they could be in Cambridge, now.



Not that that matters to anyone else, I'm shoah.

Huh...I didn't see that effect until it was pointed out.

Kris Lachowski wrote:Wild prediction: Her Father's ashes are in the bag.

Nah...that's what cwoffee cans are for.

I love the "dialects".

If you ask me (make it a habit) it should be "Nah-Eastah" . I've been to a lot of Red Sox@Yankees games, and for every game, bus-loads of chowder-heads (hey, that's what we call 'em) come down from Boston, and infest The Stadium; so I've heard a lot of Boston accents in my day. In fact far too many...