Archive for March, 2010
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And that’s how it began… Back to the present next page. Time to come clean though, guys…that “Photogenic memory” line…I totally used that one once. It didn’t result in me getting a number. But I think it got a laugh and a kiss on the cheek. Good ’nuff, in my book. Feel free to borrow.
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How’s about that Jinx, huh? One surprise after another, and the occasional pearl of wisdom or two.
A friend and Over reader recently asked for my advice on a question regarding a gift from an ex: My boyfriend and I broke up about five months ago. When we were together, he gave me several pairs of very expensive earrings. When we broke up, he made a big deal about wanting me to [...]
Over readers will remember the “Fire of the Pendragon“/ Blam! Comics mural from page 10. Pendragon is Blam!’s flagship title. What’s the significance of the mural being painted over? And why is Gwen crying at her desk? For the answer to all these questions and more, tune in next week for PAGE 100! (Okay, that [...]
In the immortal words of Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Felix’s chickens are coming home to roost. The publishing world is a cutthroat biz.
The readers have spoken! Last week, I asked readers what they thought a friend of mine should do with some very expensive (and very hideous) earrings she’s been holding on to that were given as gifts from her ex-boyfriend. A whopping 72% of you believe she is well within her rights to put those warlocks [...]
The sad thing is, an up and coming artist on Skate’s level probably would make so much more money delivering pizzas than he would drawing comics.
Obviously, the boys still haven’t forgiven Felix for the football incident. (Nor should they have.) Got this note from a reader recently: I checked out Over online and like it. Speaking as a 17 year old girl who grew up with a lot of guy friends you captured the nature of 12 year old boys [...]
Check it out! Curtis Lawson did a feature on Over in his column Webcomics You Should Be Reading over at Project Fan Boy. Here is an except of what Curtis had to say about my work: One of the things that makes Over such a fun and easy comic to read is how relate-able both [...]
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