Constellation, page 8

At least Exie is out of the damn poison cave. Just one more circle of hell to go before the end of the story.

I haven't done a page for Constellation since March! It was my Halloween Resolution to get back to work on it, especially since there are only a few pages left (hopefully). I like what I've done so far, though the pacing is almost certainly awful...maybe when I'm done with this one I can do another, better comic.

Constellation, page 4

It's a star, doofus! I've been wanting to explode someone
Megaman style since I first started the comic.

Constellation, page 3

Who's house was it? Why was the treasure chest trapped? What is that lizardman reading? None of these questions will be answered.

This Week In Town - Changes

I think we can all relate to this one.

This Week In Town - Megaphone

Jay, my best Animal Crossing friend from the beginning, recently decided to move out of my town. I decided it was time for some new villagers so I let him go...and of course I miss him now. Here's one last Jay comic for the road! My village is full of new faces now--stay tuned for more.

This Week In Town - Shirt

This ever happen to anyone else? It's funny to me how you can give an animal a sweater and it will always morph into a tank top when they put it on. Here's hoping Nintendo patches New Leaf one day to give long sleeve shirts to villagers.

This Week In Town: O'HARE

Just a short one about a character I like this time. Somehow it came into our heads that O'Hare is destitute and squatting in the town campground at my girlfriend's village, so I decided to make a little comic for it. The idea that someone could have trouble getting money in Animal Crossing is very funny to me...maybe he has a gambling problem.

Just pretend that the Happy Home Association allows you to buy fully furnished homes in the game too! More to come next time.

This Week In Town: THE BUG OFF

Another one of my dumbass Animal Crossing: New Leaf comics. The next one will likely look different! I'm trying different types of drawing/coloring to find something that I like, and that's efficient enough to use for comics (I draw very slowly).

Thunderpaw: In The Ashes of Fire Mountain (Famicom)

Famicom adaptation of Jen Lee's wonderful webcomic Thunderpaw. Join Bruno and Ollie in this darkly comedic action-RPG!

This was done as a gift to Jen, and as it is now in her hands I unfortunately can't take better photos!