This guest comic is from Winston from Subnormality. He’s got a wicked sharp sense of humour, and he makes prettier pictures than I do. You should go read more!

Not every idea that I have finds its way on to the site. Some of them are too weird, too obscure, or just not good enough to make it past what little quality control I have in place.

I found these rough drafts of strips while going through some old notebooks. They’re smudged and scribbled and barely legible, but you might get a kick out of them. If anything, let them serve as a warning to what the comic could be like.

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The book has been posted to Indyplanet.com! You can buy it in it’s full-colour glory for just $17.50 USD right HERE.

I have some good news, and some bad news.

The good news is that the book store will be online any day now. I’ve verified the proof copy, and I’m very happy with the quality. You’ll be able to buy a copy (or ten!) as soon as the printer sets up the e-commerce side of things. I’ll post a link as soon as I can.

The bad news is that I have to put the site on a temporary hiatus. I’m going to be insanely busy for the next month, and I’m not going to have time to make any comics. Lacking normal updates, I’m going to run some great guest comics, and some older stuff that hasn’t been published online yet. There’s even a chance that I’ll have some SCP-related videos to post in a couple of weeks, but I can’t make any promises about that.

Normal updates will resume in late May. I’ll be starting a new job shortly thereafter, and then I want to settle into a permanent two-strips-a-week routine.

I apologize for my lack of planning with this whole thing. I had meant to work up a backlog of strips for this month, but every time I finished one, I couldn’t help but post it right away.

Just for fun, I redrew the first two panels of one of my favourite of the early SCP comics.

Here’s the start of Science, circa 2005:

And here’s what I did earlier this morning:

My conclusion: hands are friggin’ hard to draw.

Here’s an edit where the guy’s showing a little more emotion:

The very talented Johnathon Dalton just finished his Aztec and Mayan mythology comic Lords of Death and Life. Check it out! The colouring work is outstanding, and I really like the textured frames around the individual pages.