busybee comics

I don’t like having to make newsposts like this, so I’ll keep it brief. I’d just like to point out that between my full-time job, my comics, and my music and audio production projects, I barely have time to do all the things that I enjoy doing, so why would I spend every waking hour posting “dozens of missives, ranging from polite to deranged, from various genders, stolen identities, nationalities, etc.?” He doesn’t even have the decency to provide a single shred of evidence, so I ask that you just apply some critical thinking. In short: I have not done any of what he is claiming, and I don’t even know if anyone is doing what he’s claiming.

I sincerely apologize to the vast majority of you who have no idea what I’m talking about. Hopefully we can simply leave it at that.

Thanks.

Archive Binge is a great service which allows you to create a retroactive RSS feed in order to catch up on comics with large archives. I’ve been using it to catch up on a few huge ones that I haven’t been able to dedicate any time to reading, and now my comics are on there as well! So if you’ve been wanting to read my archives but haven’t known where to start, now you can.

It lets you start reading at any point, as well, so if you want to start with a particular series, just go to my archive page, select the series you want to start with, and use its first comic as the start date for the Archive Binge feed.

Anyway, while you’re there, I’d also recommend using it to catch up on Templar, Arizona and featuring Talking Guinea Pigs!. There are a few dozen other comics that I haven’t had a chance to check out yet, either. I’m sure there’ll be something there you like.

Why must you keep on making even the most implausible (and arguably scary) aspects of my science fiction feasible?

(Next step, programming a platypus via sparkle electroreception…)