Oh Boy, A Double--No, This Is A QUINTUPLE Post!!

We have a new poll up!

Back to the drawing-board...literally!

Julia wondering about the name of the city and the "...or is it??" were later additions.

I deliberately swapped the colors of Julia's clothes. My dad came up with the general idea of most of it, except the last two panels. Did you notice that "Heidi Anna"'s Elisha disguise was just a wig?

These next two strips were ones I thought of on vacation.

This idea came about when I was just doodling without really thinking about what I was drawing. I tried mixing up some stuff in this strip. For example, the red targets in the first and second panels were colored before I drew the rest of the panel. Plus, in the first panel, the overall coloring was done before the outline was drawn. Moe's camouflage outfit and the "Master Blaster Deluxe" were new additions for the strip, not in my original sketch. I really enjoyed making this strip.

Finally, today's strip. This was also thought of on vacation, although it was based on a real experience.

Welcome Back

Julia tried to make the blog look as much as it could like it did back in early 2008.

It's In Gray

Happy April Fool's Day! And in case you're wondering, no I didn't color it for real and then scan it in black-and-white. I actually colored it all in shades of gray!

Perché Non Sono Sorpreso?

Gradico la maschera di Moe, imballata e sembrante triste.

Why is it Upside-Down?

Today, I did two April Fools. The first is obvious: I scanned it upside-down. You can still read it...you just have to stand on your head. The second is subtle: we had a substitute artist today. That's right, look next to my name in the last panel. That's right. The Jeff from P.D.o.G.U. drew this strip. Watch the calendar in the two panels-it changes!

Finally, It's Fixed!

I finally found the time to fix this strip. But, since it is April Fool's Day-related, it's a little too late. Did you miss it? You can see the original strip, or you can go a step further, highlight the following text up to the word "Label," and view the selection source, if you can. It will reveal the text when this was on April Fool's Day. But, wait until you see next year's April Fool's joke...