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[Omega]

I wait two weeks for this? Four panels? Alright, I'll take what I can get. Ofcourse we need to remember and understand that 'cons and book releases can take their toll on creativity. Still, four panels?? Well, I'm not complaining! It is still a substantial feast compared to what we got during some of the hiatuses.

Now what could this Gobling be wanting? Did Collywobbles sent a spy or another mugger to get Sandra?

Joe, how was the Connecticut, bytheway? Give us some details of the trip!

[Jazz]

Is it possibly Cobbywobbles himself just in different clothes? I know this might sound rascist but all them goblins look alike to me, especially when I'm wading into a horde swinging wildly...

[Omega]

I dunno... CobbyW doesn't feel like a person who would get his own hands dirty. Plus I think he'd be sain enough not to get close to Sandra again, not without some muscle anyway.

[Joe England]

You're right to be angry, Omega. I don't begrudge you.
Connecticut was a hoot. I'd never been to one of these things before, but it went about as well as I could've hoped. People coming up and casting their eyes on my pages of original art, making a conscious decision to buy my book, even just taking cards, or just talking, there was a joy in each and every experience. I doodled on these big boards which were later sold and I don't know where the heck they are now. And it wasn't as tedious as I thought it would be, either. I kept myself occupied with art I had been putting off, and the environment proved marvelously conducive to my work. I was seated next to three swell folks from Fashionably Challenged Comics, and they were a hoot. Seriously, they were a wonderful drunken rabble. They watched my table when I had to get up, and Phyll even brought a book himself. I met the guys behind Spinnerette, Dominic Deegan, Misfile, and many others. And then we saw art fight. It was good times.
Of course, it was gratifying just to have made it there. Actually getting the books was a nightmare. I literally picked them up on the day I arrived in Connecticut. But that's another story, and all.

[Pnelma Tirian]

Yeah, this dude is way too skinny to be Cobbywobbles. Looks like a private detective type to me.

Sounds like an awesome time, Joe! I wish I'd been able to go! I guess I'll just have to sit on these piles and piles of money until the book becomes available online.

[Smiling Ahab]

Glad you had a good time Joe. I've always wanted to meet Mookie and go all nerdgasm with him over the latest in death metal. So you gonna do a con crawl like the other webcomic artists and become all internet-famous?

And I doubt slick's too hard to shade. Although I suppose he's right about Viv putting Sandra through a slow existential sort of pain. Shame ol' Collywobble doesn't see the value in that, I overestimated his shrewd business sense.

[Lord Jaguar]

Glad you had a good time Joe. I've always wanted to meet Mookie and go all nerdgasm with him over the latest in death metal. So you gonna do a con crawl like the other webcomic artists and become all internet-famous?

And I doubt slick's too hard to shade. Although I suppose he's right about Viv putting Sandra through a slow existential sort of pain. Shame ol' Collywobble doesn't see the value in that, I overestimated his shrewd business sense.

It's because existential pain is rather abstract and not always certain to cause great amount of pain. On the other hand, having your legs busted by an enforcer would be incredible pain to almost anyone.