Suburban Tribe

Tuesday, October 04, 2005

If it's October, why is it still so fricking hot?

October 3rd saw the end of the latest story. I get excited when I start a story and I get a real sense of relief when I finish one, but being in the middle of one is a drag. This arc was purposefully low-key, but I think you'll like this year's Halloween story (starting Wednesday) and the Holiday story will introduce a new permanent cast member, so stick around.

I've been working on the cheesecake prints (yes, prints) for the pledge drive as well as putting together some special prizes/incentives. Stay tuned for the 17th.

A few days ago I heard about a web comic that cut a deal with a major comic book publisher. The comic in question is, in my opinion, kinda stinky. (I won't name names, so don't ask.) It suddenly dawned on me that if I had 1/4 of the skills of those business men whom I despise so, I might not be on the short end of this creative stick. Damn Irony, why can't it leave me alone?

Anyway, not much else to report. Nicholas Cage named his newborn son "Kal-El." Way to go Nick, you effing jerk.

Before I forget, my wife found this post on the "Best of" Craig's List. I thought it was funny, but a little "salty" in parts, so beware. Glad I'm not dating anymore.

P.S.: The Complete Calvin & Hobbes is now available for about 90 smackers at Amazon.com. That is an absolute steal. Watterson also recently answered 15 questions submitted by readers to celebrate the release of his work.

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Kal-El Coppola Cage": i.e., inflicting on the defenseless infant two comic book characters' names, Cage having taken his stage surname from "Luke Cage: Powerman," in order to avoid charges of nepotism.

4:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Speaking of Coppola: I ran into him on the street. I'm not kidding

8:54 AM  

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