This comic is part of a story arc – read it from the beginning.
The Jesters Die AGAIN
10 Friday Jun 2016
Posted in Behind the Frames, Pop Culture
Tag Archives: Codex
The Jesters Die
08 Wednesday Jun 2016
Posted in Behind the Frames, Pop Culture
This comic is part of a story arc – read it from the beginning.
Hunted
20 Friday May 2016
Happy Mother’s Day
06 Friday May 2016
It’s Our Comicversary!
02 Monday May 2016
Hold Still!
11 Monday Apr 2016
Posted by overgrownhobbit | Filed under Behind the Frames, Evil League of Evil
Mirror, Mirror Revisited
07 Thursday Apr 2016
Posted in Life as a Leftie
We started Tempest in a Teardrop with subject matter firmly lodged in the Hugo Awards/Puppy controversy but intended to branch out into the culture war. This was, I believe, our first strip to venture there. It also led into the concept of “extra explanatory posts” which relate to the strip.
The follow-up post featured Terri raising awareness on the plight of sporks, Making Words. Q’s writing skills have improved since then.
Tempest in a Teardrop is currently on hiatus and will resume our normal M-W-F publishing schedule starting April 11!
Redshirts Revisited
04 Monday Apr 2016
Posted in Pop Culture, Sad Puppies
We produced ten or so comics when we first started, to prove to ourselves we would be able to hold to a regular schedule, and could offer the internet something different. This was one of our favorites. It provided an opportunity to play with our readers, make fun of ourselves, and push the limits on how family-friendly we were going to be. The misspelling was unfortunate, but these things happen.
We still aren’t apologizing for it.
Tempest in a Teardrop is currently on hiatus and will resume our normal M-W-F publishing schedule starting April 11!
The Easter Appropriation Problematification
25 Friday Mar 2016
Denuttification
16 Wednesday Mar 2016
Posted in Behind the Frames, Pop Culture
Puppies chew on everything. It is the way they discover what is good to eat, and what makes their people cry. Alas, TV remote, I hardly knew ye.
Eventually they level up and achieve teenage doggy-hood. Those that identify as male demonstrate the urge to “dance” with everything, as often as possible. By everything, of course, I mean: tree branches, pillows, fellow pack mates, dirty clothes, towels, and, basically, anything they think might be responsive to their advances. Pro-tip: keep them away from the internet during this phase or your troubles will be compounded ten-fold.
Tempest in a Teardrop: The Churchians 