I’m trying to use the Webcomic plug-in over at Robo.com to display these comics ’cause it makes more sense to host them there.

So, I’ve got the plug-in installed and…uh…I’m at a complete loss as to making it work beyond that.

I’d also be happy to spice up how comments are displayed over there without using IntenseDebate. Y’know, let everyone have their avatars, better differentiation between one comment and the next, that sort of thing. But maybe we should take this one step at a time?

Ok guys and gals, we have a sale on our hands! Some might even call it a super sale.

For the first time ever, I’m selling prints of my art. I’ve got over 30 pieces of art for you to choose from. Everything from the first and second 24 hour Draw-A-Thons and a bunch of other stuff oh man, it’s crazy! I’m selling them for $10 each. Or you can by 2 for $15 or or or 3 for $20! They will be printed on beautiful 11×17 cardstock, the perfect mini-poster.

Here’s what I need you to do if you’re going to buy a print:

1. Select the number of prints you want and hit the “buy now” button.
2. On the PayPal page, in the box provided, tell me what drawing you want printed and sent your way. I need you to give me the exact name of the image from this gallery. If the name that you enter is different then that in the gallery, you wont get the print and we’ll have problems. And we don’t want problems, do we!
3. Enter your mailing address and then you’re all set. Sorry, but this is currently only limited to North America, so if you’re not in this area, you’ll have to wait for future sales. You filthy foreign scum.

I will be ending the sale on Monday, the 6th The sale is done! I’m going to have the prints themselves done and mailed out the following Friday. Enjoy the sale, and depending on how successful this is, you can look forward to more in the future.

Brian Carroll is an independent filmmaker. You can help out with his latest endeavor.

I don’t know about you, but I’ve got a bucket full of change I wouldn’t mind seeing go toward any effort that defies the lurching machinery of Hollywood.

We’ll get it cleared up soon, but in the meantime, Tuesday’s comic is right here.

Thanks to everyone who came out to MetroCon. Looks like that’s a show I’ll have to start going to regularly! And thanks to Shawn for givin’ me some space. I don’t know how he survived Tampa, honestly. I’ve lived in Florida my whole life, but what they’ve got down there, I swear, it’s the Incredible Hulk of humidity.

Anyway, expect updates at our regular schedule.