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  • Heeeeeere's Tria!

    Posted by Elaine at 2009-08-29 18:33:00 UTC

    Go me, making a movie reference to a movie I have never, and never will, see. (I don’t like scary things). But the wedding is over, and now I’m preparing for my move to Japan (which will take place in November instead of January, wheeee~). No fears, we’ll keep doing the comic _ In fact, I’m planning to get WAY ahead for November in case I don’t have internet right away. Along with the comic, I’m getting the pictures for the character pages done (sloooowly) and, yes.

    If you’re interested in wedding stuff, I made a small collage if you’d like to see: http://triaelf9.deviantart.com/art/Wedding-Dress-135013596

    I’m also thinking of doing a blog while in Japan. Would any of you be interested to hear about my adventures over there? I just want to see if I have a big enough audience, then I’ll probably make one. Well, hope you all are enjoying the comic, even if there is no skimpy clothing, and hope you keep coming back for more! (oh and bring your friends :P ) ~Tria

  • Welcome Home

    Posted by Ben at 2009-08-21 00:02:02 UTC

    Hi all, so we’re back, or at least I am. I’m pretty sure Tria is back, but I’m also sure she’s still stupid, back to the wall busy. At least she’s back on track for drawing comics eh? Anyway, in my trip I’ve learned three things:

    1. Jet lag sucks. I mean it seriously sucks. You’re basically constantly sleepy and completely incapable going out or doing anything productive (like writing a “We’re Back” rant).

    2. People really like the raccoon. I’m not sure why, but both guests artists had ideas of the raccoon, totally unprompted from me.

    3. Next time we have guest strips, instead of asking, “Do you need me to write a script for you?” I will hand them a document and say, “Here is the script you will use.”

    I’m kidding of course. Super kudos to our guest comicers (no that’s not a real word) for basically covering our asses and being funny to boot.

    And no, I’m not going to put more Gay Cop Raccoon Man(?) in…unless I get some good ideas with him.

    -TagalongDT

  • And Off We Go

    Posted by Ben at 2009-08-13 21:46:17 UTC

    So, apparently Tria is getting married. Apparently to someone she calls, “Boy,” though I think his name is something like…Brian? Bufred? Ah right, Brad, that’s his name, Brad. So, Tria is getting married to Brad. Who knew? I know I did. She told me months ago. That’s why I’m not currently in a state of pure, unadulterated, blind panic, scrambling around for my copies of MSpaint and Photoshop, desperately trying to hack out a comic that vaguely resembles something funny without continuously referencing the fact that I can’t draw. Instead we have a couple of lovely guest strips brought to you by our friends at…well…other webcomics. Specifically, Thursday’s strip is brought to you by our friend Mad at Lust For Freelance. And Tuesday’s comic is brought to you by our friend Sara at Prophecy Failed. After that, next Thursday’s comic (the 20th) is brought to you by our friend at Dubious Company. Her website…oh wait that’s us.

    Anyway, in a purely coincidental series of events I have to leave the country for several days about the same time Tria is getting married/on her honeymoon. As such…nothing will change. Tim was kind enough to program an auto updater for us, so Sara’s comic is already loaded up and ready to go. I suppose it means I don’t get to write special rants for both Mad’s comic AND Sara’s comic, but what are you going to do eh?

    You’re going to congratulate Tria on getting married, that’s what you people are going to do. Because she’s awesome, and it would be rude not to. Congratulations Tria, have a long and happy life with Brad (a long and happy life that continues to draw comics for me).

    Oh, and please do click those links. They are quite good.

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