Yet Another Web Comic

Hooray!  Got the site back up!  Apparently Internet connectivity (rather, lack thereof) was a common issue in Georgia the past day or so, and during all this downtime my provider decided to switch some modem settings without telling me.  My router stopped talking to my modem, so even though I tested the modem connection directly once, I should not have assumed that it meant anything.

You know, there used to be a time when people would send you a mailer with your monthly bill when they planned on changing the terms of service on you.  That way, you were prepared.

I’m always glad to hear from you guys.  Please write, and write more often if you have the time.  Seriously, I like to know that people are out there enjoying the strip.

That having been said, I’m seriously looking for your opinions on a few questions in particular.  We’re at 267 strips, which means we’re rapidly approaching 300.  I had always thought if I did books, and if I did them in color, that I would put 300 in a book.  The questions to y’all are:  (1) Would a book be of interest? (2) Would you really want them in color, or would grays suffice? (3) How much would you be willing to pay for such a book in color?  In grays?

Against my better judgement, I am going to leave comments open for a few days to solicit more opinions.  I would prefer an e-mail, but I know the barrier to entry is much lower when a comment system is provided, and I am calling all opinions at this point.  I would need to be able to move quite a decent number of books (probably 100) to make it worth the time and resource (i.e. cash) investment.  So, if you think you might be interested maybe at some point in the indeterminate future, but perhaps not, I’d still like your opinions on the questions above.  There is no plan for a book, so this isn’t a pre-order, casual commitment or anything even remotely close.

I have added an Archive link at the top of the page. This goes back to the old site. Until I port over all of the old strips, you will have to navigate the labyrinth of HTML that was hewn from ASCII as a stone arrowhead would have been in the Paleolithic era. I don’t envy your task, but the flip side is you get to read all of my comics!