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Oops -- didn't mean to be anonymous there. I think I got logged out while writing my response. I should probably add a sig file so I don't have to worry about that.

--Alexander

On 2002-02-18 18:04, Randy wrote: Some of the contributors frequent this very site and are trying hard to get noticed. As a moral bonus all the profit goes to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund! This is very cool! I'll be putting in my order when I hit the comic shop on Wednesday. I hope you get the...

Not a bad idea. Of course, with as much back story as there is, a summary strip could still turn out to require a couple of days. You might be better off with just a text summary, so that you can jump right back into the actual story.

Ah, I see! I think this is a case of short memory span -- had I been able to remember the particular panel being referenced, it would have made more sense to me. I think when Greg does get started again, I'm going to have to reread the entire archive in order to have any sense of what's going on aga...

On 2001-10-24 12:15, Greg Stephens wrote: Max- Your comment raises what I find to be a common dichotomy among many artists. Greg -- I couldn't agree more with your comments on this particular dichotomy among artists. To me, the litmus for the artist's intentions is very simple -- is the artist acti...

I'd recommend James Morrow. "Towing Jehova" was very good, although I found the follow-up "Blameless in Abadon" to be a bit self-indulgent. Though I suppose the whole matter is beside the point. However, if someone could explain the whole "This is not hypothermia" thing to me, I'd really appreciate ...

I see the paying for the archives akin to the collections of comic strips. Today's strip in the paper is, for all intents and purposes, free of charge. But if I want to peruse through a lot of old 'For Better or Worst' strips, I've got to go out and buy Lynne's collections. This is a fair analogy, ...