All quiet/Here Comes Gothy remembered
I'm sorry for the lack of new posts recently, I've been working on a new story (starts August 23rd) and I can't really post anything about it because it will spoil it for you. Not a lot of supplementary drawing going on either, as my spare time was eaten up putting together the Solver collection for print.
But the Giant Days (self-published) archive is back up at scarygoround.com/giantdays if you want to read something that has been offline (for the most part) for a long time. All four issues are there to read, including Giant Days x Batman.
If you've read that but are a newer subscriber who has not fully plumbed the depths of my Patreon, why not read my improvised pandemic-era Esther comic Here Comes Gothy. So sharpened were my talents by being locked indoors, I didn't even pencil it. I just drew it straight out like a maniac. It is FAR from canonical.
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I'd forgotten how good the webcomic Giant Days were. I mean, good enough to inspire a multi-Eisner-winning print run, obviously, but damn.
In my heart, Here Comes Gothy will always be canon.
Ah, yes, Here Comes Gothy! I have never felt more affinity with Des than when he reveals his adoration of Susan.
I was starting to wonder if I should worry about you, Mr A! In California we've been getting alarming UK news for the past few days!
Don't worry. I'm not involved in pitched battles between the police and radicalised neck tattoos - as much as my previous form might lead you to think otherwise.
My own comment on Here Comes Gothy this made me laugh almost as much as re-reading the story.
I have the monochrome print editions of the early Giant Days; any chance you'll post the full-color PDFs here?
Contractually (due to the Early Registration book) I can’t put the PDFs up here, unfortunately.
Wonderful to see comics on the Scary Go Round website once again! It's like nature is healing.
Is the Batman story also non-canon or is there truly an unauthorized Batman running around the Bobbinsverse