Helpful lil spider
Hey hey! As we approach the holidays, Marissa and I find ourselves very busy and very tired. And so, in what has become a tradition at the end of the year, we’re going to take a bit of a break to rest, recharge, and eat food. We’ll still have some new comics coming, as well as various patreon stuff, but there’ll be a bit of a slowdown, particularly Dec 22-Jan 2 and Jan 12-16 (we’re going on a REAL vacation for the first time in about 10 years!).
Meanwhile, you can expect some more redraws of oldies (although unless you’re a longtime the other end completionist, I expect some of them will be new to you) as well as a special little surprise between the 22nd and new years (it’ll be fun; at least for me)
Ok, cool! See ya tomorrow!
Comments (13)
Enjoy your holidays and vacation. Nothing wrong with taking a break.
what ever happened to the old other end crew like Freddy and friends.
I did something of a reboot about 5(?) years back, deciding to draw basically whatever seemed funniest in the moment. While I liked the whole cast of characters, and would like to do something similar again in the future (maybe next year??), I felt a little creatively stifled and wasn’t happy with my writing at the time. Writing a comic with a cast of kids who mostly just talk like adults is also a pretty overused trope. So if I ever write something similar, I would want to make sure it had a different spin
Plot twist: the baby has been building a colony in your drywall.
My wife, who has insisted upon these exact points every time we find a spider in the house, HOWLED at this. Might just frame this one.
Have a lovely holiday!
Thank you! We’re really looking forward to it
Enjoy the vacation!
Thank you!
This is when my completionist, archive spelunking comes in clutch to appreciate the redraws
Feckin babbies muckin up the place with their whinin and cryin and pooin. Spood’s got a bit more’n good reason for the mixup.
You two's content has been fantastic and consistent all year long. Enjoy the well deserved vacation!
Thank you! consistency is something I really really worry about, so honestly that’s so nice to hear