(Writer’s Note): Why is it such a bad thing when language is colorful or spicy? They just want us to be dull, don’t they? (Illustrator’s Note): Sorry, we couldn’t get a strip up last week. Logan went back to college and was far to busy to get a script ready. I could have gone for… Continue reading 538-Shades of Grade
(Writer’s Note): We left out the job prospects for webcomic creators because they don’t have any. (Illustrator’s Note): Big hasn’t changed much. Except that He’s like 11 times bigger, now.
(Writer’s Note): Option A: Intricate plot with multiple payoffs Option B: Lazy joke. Guess which one we picked? (Illustrator’s Note): Predicament? Rational? Mutual? Rash? Where is Brad getting this vocabulary? I guess he really is smarter than he seems.
(Writer’s Note): Villains win because Heroes need someone to get the work done. (Illustrator’s Note): I used to wonder where Draco gets the money to fund all his inventions. Now I realize the real question I should be asking is where Brad gets the money to fund all of Draco’s inventions.
(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.
(Writer’s Note): Poor Tom just wanted to reinvent himself in college. (Illustrator’s Note): Sorry, I’ve been away, guys. I just moved. It took three weekends and 8 weeks to take care of everything and then my computer was down for another two weeks.
(Writer’s Note): Looks like crime does, in fact, pay. But does it give benefits? (Illustrator’s Note): Notice what color the car is.
(Writer’s Note): This strip was originally much longer, but I crammed so much stuff into it that it made more sense to split into two installments. Less work for me! (Illustrator’s Note): So did Liz just turn into a Fe-mail box?
(Writer’s Note): There. My one moment of pathos for the year. I hope you all are satisfied. (Illustrator’s Note): This was originally supposed to be one strip but I had to split it up in order to fit all the dialogue. I’m glad I did because this exchange of dialogue is awesome.
(Writer’s Note): This strip was really easy to write. (Illustrator’s Note): I honestly don’t know what to say about this strip. Mainly, because I’ve completely lost track of Twitless’s vision for the story, at this point.
