Well, happy new year to everyone. I have yet another comic done, the longest one yet drawn in the series. Quite literally the longest, it's like scroll-o-mania because of how disproportionate it is from the width to the height. It's because I usually use three sheets of normal computer paper and just photoshop them together, but this time I had to use 4 sheets. Fun to draw, but also took longer than origionally projected.

This lengthy comic also brings up some possible questions as to how to read this comic strip I draw in any type of order. I must admit, the layout can be a bit comfusing because this comic is put together on completely no budget (ok, I have to buy the pencils, that's kinda a budget). So the way it is read is by telling where each sheet of computer paper ends and then reading that sheet up, down, left to right. Not simple, I know, but whatev.

So I think drawing these comics more frequently will be much more possible now. School is in its last semester, and colleges will be answering my apps any time now. Nothing really to do but sit back, glide buy with a couple o B's, put together a really good drumline show, and draw comics. Well, track too, but that doesn't take much time. I feel kinda bad because I can't get a job, but even with more time to be able to draw the comics, I still don't have enough to get an actual job. Unless it was tutoring or something, that would be a good flexible job.

But anyway, I digress. Hope you all enjoy the comic as much as I enjoyed making this one. I thought after the second page, "Hey, some anime-style lines would look good in the really empty fight scenes to give more action." So even though I don't draw in the anime style, I added them in. You can see the progression of anime lines as I got better at them through the comic. So yeah, good stuff.