I know too well what it's like to be a self-employed comic artist with dental care that gets neglected due to financial constraints--but at least my jaw isn't falling apart, and the fillings I probably need won't cost $25,000.
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February 28, 2008
Help Fix Rachel's Wonky Mouth!
Keffy linked me to this, and I'm throwing it up here to show some love and solidarity for a fellow webcomicker in a fix.
I know too well what it's like to be a self-employed comic artist with dental care that gets neglected due to financial constraints--but at least my jaw isn't falling apart, and the fillings I probably need won't cost $25,000.
I know too well what it's like to be a self-employed comic artist with dental care that gets neglected due to financial constraints--but at least my jaw isn't falling apart, and the fillings I probably need won't cost $25,000.
May 6, 2007
Dozens Of Inkmen Lying Dead In The Gutters
An unsettling story is making the internet rounds, in case you missed it.
It seems Matt Boyd, the author of Mac Hall, was fired from his job for discussing his plans to buy a low-powered firearm.
He recounted the experience in a three-part comic strip, which struck somebody as a very, very subtle terroristic threat, and now the police are involved.
...Ay caramba!
In other news, here is a picture I took today at the park:
It seems Matt Boyd, the author of Mac Hall, was fired from his job for discussing his plans to buy a low-powered firearm.
He recounted the experience in a three-part comic strip, which struck somebody as a very, very subtle terroristic threat, and now the police are involved.
...Ay caramba!
In other news, here is a picture I took today at the park:
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