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29 Friday Mar 2024
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29 Friday Mar 2024
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25 Monday Dec 2023
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God willing we’ll get the comic going again. Life’s been busy with, yanow, finding a way to keep a roof over our head and the lights on.
(Also, if you are among the ones who get our cards in the mail, we finished it before advent was done, and we’ll get them mailed / to you by the Feast of Epiphany. Twelve days of Christmas FTW!)
01 Sunday Jan 2023
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07 Sunday Aug 2022
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Part three of the 100th Arktoons’ Comic Special! Previously, our heroic little Toon studio (see past episodes of “The Finality”) had offered shiny new logo variant covers. Five of which were special Golden tickets which lucky winners could turn in for a free tour of Tempest in a Teardrop studios!
Three of the five golden logos were claimed by Twitterati. Sadly, being a spawn of Satan automatically disqualifies you from winning. Repent first, yah Dewberries. One was claimed by an a fictive net denizen who wishes to to remain anonymous. And the last remaining Variant…
03 Wednesday Aug 2022
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28 Thursday Jul 2022
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Well, not yet. And Codex likes the cut of these stories jib@ J.D. Cowan of Between the Wasteland and Sky (below the fold) recommends a nifty short story collection: Continue reading
04 Monday Jul 2022
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05 Sunday Jun 2022
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30 Monday May 2022
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Remembering our ordinary heroes from before our nation was conquered.
You who live in what is left of America: Hold the line. We who live in the occupied territories: Never forget.
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25 Wednesday May 2022
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Glyph graduated last weekend. I got to make a speech. It was short. It had an audience of one. I’ll repeat it here.
No, you won’t understand. Neither did anyone else, except for Codex.
Me (into microphone): “Glyph? Shakababa.” Continue reading