In other Heart news, our friends at the Daily Cartoonist report that the good folk at WBUR have interviewed Steenz, which I believe you can listen to at this link:
This is getting good! I Can totally see Dean and Charlotte running off on ghost hunting adventures, while Heart is drug along in the background as a third wheel.
I know this is a bit early but steenz Should definitely consider publishing Heart of the city collections. It would be a great addition to my library. It would go great next to Wallace to brave
The switch in styles was a bit weird at first. The last few days I’ve been starting to enjoy the new style. Today’s strip seals it. Really looking forward to the upcoming installments.
It’s a little like driving a brand new car: it’s confusing at first because muscle memory keeps you doing stuff like turning on the wipers when you meant to go for the lights, but pretty soon you are used to it and can’t even remember that it once was awkward. I think it’s true for us and Steenz too; she’s got her characters solidly down now and there’s green lights all the way down.
Look, I admit to a little jealousy. After all, they are Stars. On stage, or in life, they tend to shine.
But! Someone has to pull the curtains. There is loneliness in standing on the side, waiting for the signals to open and close , lift and lower, depending on the type of curtains involved.
Sometimes I have to do a bit of jogging because the open/close and lift/lower curtain controls are not close together.
So, in my solitude, I applaud those who go on the stage, having memorized their lines, to entertain the audience.
Sometimes, it seems like an eternity between the moments I am able to converse with anyone. Draining a marsh would be a job that had more interaction with people.
Oh, I beg your pardon – am I boring you? You, who want to go out and strut about, soaking in the adulation?
Well, where would you be without me? Strutting through fabric, thats where!
Let me tell you, opening and closing, lifting and lowering is tough – those curtains weigh a ton.
Oops, there is your cue – out you go! Just wait while I open the curtains.
codycab over 4 years ago
You want notes, Dean? Take some from that show, “Supernatural”.
RussellRogerBe1 over 4 years ago
listen to the music of the night
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member over 4 years ago
A kindred spirit!
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member over 4 years ago
In other Heart news, our friends at the Daily Cartoonist report that the good folk at WBUR have interviewed Steenz, which I believe you can listen to at this link:
https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2020/05/20/comic-steenz-heart-of-the-city
if you’re willing to let some javascript execute.
Ib12us over 4 years ago
Somebody saw The Sixth Sense
The Legend of Brandon Sawyer over 4 years ago
This is getting good! I Can totally see Dean and Charlotte running off on ghost hunting adventures, while Heart is drug along in the background as a third wheel.
The Legend of Brandon Sawyer over 4 years ago
I know this is a bit early but steenz Should definitely consider publishing Heart of the city collections. It would be a great addition to my library. It would go great next to Wallace to brave
Jeffret Premium Member over 4 years ago
The switch in styles was a bit weird at first. The last few days I’ve been starting to enjoy the new style. Today’s strip seals it. Really looking forward to the upcoming installments.
Charles Haacker Premium Member over 4 years ago
It’s a little like driving a brand new car: it’s confusing at first because muscle memory keeps you doing stuff like turning on the wipers when you meant to go for the lights, but pretty soon you are used to it and can’t even remember that it once was awkward. I think it’s true for us and Steenz too; she’s got her characters solidly down now and there’s green lights all the way down.
James Allion over 4 years ago
The Jury is still out for me. I was just getting used to JR. high Heart and Dean. Not quite ready to throw in the towel yet!
asrialfeeple over 4 years ago
We ain’t afraid, we ain’t afraid, we ain’t afraid of no ghost.
tdhohle Premium Member over 4 years ago
come on, change the comic back to the way it was before!
RonBerg13 Premium Member over 4 years ago
Look, I admit to a little jealousy. After all, they are Stars. On stage, or in life, they tend to shine.
But! Someone has to pull the curtains. There is loneliness in standing on the side, waiting for the signals to open and close , lift and lower, depending on the type of curtains involved.
Sometimes I have to do a bit of jogging because the open/close and lift/lower curtain controls are not close together.
So, in my solitude, I applaud those who go on the stage, having memorized their lines, to entertain the audience.
Sometimes, it seems like an eternity between the moments I am able to converse with anyone. Draining a marsh would be a job that had more interaction with people.
Oh, I beg your pardon – am I boring you? You, who want to go out and strut about, soaking in the adulation?
Well, where would you be without me? Strutting through fabric, thats where!
Let me tell you, opening and closing, lifting and lowering is tough – those curtains weigh a ton.
Oops, there is your cue – out you go! Just wait while I open the curtains.