504-Tragicomical
(Writer’s Note): Poor girl. I almost feel sorry for her. (Illustrator’s Note): Be honest, some of you just waded through that entire adventure just to see Liz in a Slave Leia costume, again, didn’t you?
Webcomics featuring Liz
505-You Rock
(Writer’s Note): Stone cold. (Illustrator’s Note): You’re looking at this wrong, Liz. It’s not that you’re worth less THAN a rock, It’s just that you’re worth more AS a rock.
506-Last and Found
(Writer’s Note): (Illustrator’s Note): Sorry this one got up late. Logan’s been dealing with some stuff what with the end of the semester coming up, so I kinda threw this together with what was left of an unfinished script.
526-Candy Crush
(Writer’s Note): Brad is a prophet. (Illustrator’s Note): Logan said he wanted Liz to be as frumpy as possible. What do you think?
527-So and So
(Writer’s Note): Liz just can’t catch a break. Or she’s catching too many breaks and should see a surgeon. (Illustrator’s Note): Speak softly and carry a big bag of candy.
528-Pocket Change
(Writer’s Note): Change is good? (Illustrator’s Note): The script called for a can of soda, but I figured, at this point, Brad would be drinking nothing but energy drinks, so I combined Red Bull and Monster in to one design. What do you think we should call it? Bullster? Red Monster? Green Bull? Bull Crap?
529-Trash Personality
(Writer’s Note): The glorious return of the most important character in our strip. (Illustrator’s Note): I think this coffee shop might need to be the new bus stop.
531-Scribble Not
(Writer’s Note): If this art is a hit, we’re going to degrade our whole art style, adn then teh righting next!1 (Illustrator’s Note): First time I’ve gotten to show Liz’s full body design.
542-The Grill Next Door
(Writer’s Note): Ah, Brad is making friends again, I see. (Illustrator’s Note): She’s got a pony tail because she likes ponies. I’m totally gonna pretend that I planned that.
543-Evil Eye for the Dumb Guy
(Writer’s Note): The more they stay the same, the more they change. (Illustrator’s Note): Been so long, I almost forgot how to make Emily’s word bubbles.
