I’m reposting my comment from yesterday (since it was late!) for the benefit of any Endtown fans that haven’t yet ordered their copy of the special comic (see Aaron’s comments in yesterday’s strip).I got my copy in the mail today! It’s totally awesome! A great little stand-alone story that really touches on just how far the mutagenic plague stuff can effect someone. Given its length, I’ll be reading it again a few times – as I do the daily strip – to admire the art. Then it goes into bag’n’board for safe keeping! Thanks much, Aaron! I’m honored to have been included in the quotes! :D
I’m gonna continue to post this until everyone has seen it and is sick to death of it.. :-)
In the words of Jay Sherman, “BUY MY BOOK!” (http://tinyurl.com/o8l5va)
The Endtown mini-comic that I produced for Comicpalooza 2011 is now available to YOU for the offensively low price of $2.50 (price includes s&h, international add $1 for each copy ordered ). Besides sporting a snazzy full color cover (http://tinyurl.com/3uytdhy), it contains an all-new 22 page story that is available nowhere else. And just because I feel like doing it, I’ll sign and personalize (if desired) each and every copy I mail out. Simply pay via PayPal using my email address, aaronneathery@gmail.com, and be sure to include your mailing address. If you can’t pay with PayPal, email me for my snailmail.And, just so you know, I’m completely open to donations. The mouse that lives in my head will thank you. :-)
Tom and Jerry… great allusion, SapphireDragon. Once again, a grim situation has that touch of incongruous-yet-fitting light touch. Still a nail-biter! because in Endtown, happy endings are not guaranteed.
Got my book yesterday and enjoyed it as well. I have to admit it does drive home that some folks ended up with better mutations than others, but it is a nice little story and the price was more than fair. Also, it comes with a promise that everyone who buys a copy will be mutated into something cool when the big event hits. (Warning: The last statement I made was fictitious but buy a copy anyway.)
Aaron, how about adding that link to the last panel of each strip or maybe put it on the border of each strip, where it’s easy to find. Not everyone that reads the comic gets to see these comments.
I have wondered, over the the course of reading this strip, if the animal mutations’ effects included manifesting the animal natural behavior in the humans.
Run, Holly RUN!!!Hurry up, Wally…maybe little Holly will hit Cliff with something and knock him out. Scream bloody murder, Holly…hotel walls are notoriously thin.
SapphireDragonStudios over 13 years ago
Cliff is looking rabid! Run, Holly! Run! Lets hope you’ve watched some Tom and Jerry before the plague hit!
Bronkster Premium Member over 13 years ago
I’m reposting my comment from yesterday (since it was late!) for the benefit of any Endtown fans that haven’t yet ordered their copy of the special comic (see Aaron’s comments in yesterday’s strip).I got my copy in the mail today! It’s totally awesome! A great little stand-alone story that really touches on just how far the mutagenic plague stuff can effect someone. Given its length, I’ll be reading it again a few times – as I do the daily strip – to admire the art. Then it goes into bag’n’board for safe keeping! Thanks much, Aaron! I’m honored to have been included in the quotes! :D
aneathery over 13 years ago
I’m gonna continue to post this until everyone has seen it and is sick to death of it.. :-)
In the words of Jay Sherman, “BUY MY BOOK!” (http://tinyurl.com/o8l5va)
The Endtown mini-comic that I produced for Comicpalooza 2011 is now available to YOU for the offensively low price of $2.50 (price includes s&h, international add $1 for each copy ordered ). Besides sporting a snazzy full color cover (http://tinyurl.com/3uytdhy), it contains an all-new 22 page story that is available nowhere else. And just because I feel like doing it, I’ll sign and personalize (if desired) each and every copy I mail out. Simply pay via PayPal using my email address, aaronneathery@gmail.com, and be sure to include your mailing address. If you can’t pay with PayPal, email me for my snailmail.And, just so you know, I’m completely open to donations. The mouse that lives in my head will thank you. :-)
Herb Thiel Premium Member over 13 years ago
If any strip EVER belonged in print, this one does. I’m ordering in a couple of days.
Niall-Can over 13 years ago
Tom and Jerry… great allusion, SapphireDragon. Once again, a grim situation has that touch of incongruous-yet-fitting light touch. Still a nail-biter! because in Endtown, happy endings are not guaranteed.
Hroar over 13 years ago
Go Holly! Duck and weave!Make him work real damn hard fo r it!
Tancread Premium Member over 13 years ago
Got my book yesterday and enjoyed it as well. I have to admit it does drive home that some folks ended up with better mutations than others, but it is a nice little story and the price was more than fair. Also, it comes with a promise that everyone who buys a copy will be mutated into something cool when the big event hits. (Warning: The last statement I made was fictitious but buy a copy anyway.)
crystalwizard over 13 years ago
Aaron, how about adding that link to the last panel of each strip or maybe put it on the border of each strip, where it’s easy to find. Not everyone that reads the comic gets to see these comments.
Knightman Premium Member over 13 years ago
Atta girl Holly! put it on Super Speed!
Tha_Hype over 13 years ago
I have wondered, over the the course of reading this strip, if the animal mutations’ effects included manifesting the animal natural behavior in the humans.
noreenklose over 13 years ago
Run, Holly RUN!!!Hurry up, Wally…maybe little Holly will hit Cliff with something and knock him out. Scream bloody murder, Holly…hotel walls are notoriously thin.
Rocky Premium Member over 13 years ago
One tough little woman…
Franz Obern over 13 years ago
A few words: wow, she looks puny in that second panel. She is a mouse, though…