(Author’s Note): I think we could have crammed like, five more word balloons into that last panel, what do you think? The script called for ten, but we compromised. (Illustrator’s Note): The thing I like most about this strip is how the color scheme stays consistent with the red and black of Granny’s dress on… Continue reading 307-Seen Stealer
(Author’s Note): That’s a BIG Mac there… (Illustrator’s Note): So I think the number of word bubbles in the last strip were stolen from this one.
(Author’s Note): Props to whoever gets the meme reference in this comic first. (Illustrator’s Note): Sory for the late post, folks. Ran into some major technical issues with the website, last night.
First day of fall, 2019. It’s 80 degrees out…
(Author’s Note): I hope you like this comic I spent a lot time thinking I wouldn’t convey the message I wanted to make. (Illustrator’s Note): I take full responsibility for the fact that Gunterman has no eyes.
(Author’s Note): That feeling when your plan is undone by the village idiot. (Illustrator’s Note): I suppose Principal Stupendous WOULD recognize robot people after spending so much time around Miss Pennyloaf.
(Author’s Note): No, we have nothing against orphans. Why do you ask? (Illustrator’s Note): I feel like there’s a theme to this chapter…
(Author’s Note): Sometimes, you gotta make do with what’s in front of you. Eh, Taylor? (Illustrator’s Note): I don’t know how he could see through it. Those robo-parents look perfectly realistic.
(Author’s Note): How is writing a script with four characters in an automobile in every panel actually one of the easier strips I’ve written? (Illustrator’s Note): How is it drawing 4 characters in an automobile on every panel was actually one of the easier strips I’ve done?
(Author’s Note): (Illustrator’s Note): I’ll admit. I am not going to miss those two.
