I've also fixed some broken links over on the PACKRAT comics page; a reader was recently kind enough to let me know that Keyboard Magazine is no longer hosting them on their site. Hey, it's been two whole years now, I think I can let it slide. :o)

These comics are likely to range wildly, WILDLY, in content, degrees of lewdness, color or black-and-white, and especially, in quality. As any artist knows, some days it's just too damned hard coming up with a funny gag, so I might just decide to draw a sponge one day, and an epic masterpiece the next. You'll never know what to expect, so you'd better bookmark it right here and keep on coming back every day to see!

One billion notes... new record.

I have a script completed as of around midnight last night, with 74 lines of dialog. It's based on a story concept I developed about a year ago but hadn't scripted yet. This idea is, in a word, completely screwed-up, based roughly on a story by my ex-neighbor Eli who has graciously allowed me to mess around with it. It's also an idea that probably everyone who's ever been stoned at least once has had during an induced universal epiphany. I shall say no more.

What I originally wanted for this episode was some sort of "Back to School" themed thing, due out this week in time with the start of the new (American) school year. I have a script (and storyboard) for that as well, from as far back as two years ago, but after wracking my brain, re-reading, re-working the damn thing, I've decided it just wasn't funny enough. This new script I have instead passes the cut though. With flying colors. The colors, man... lookit the colors.

Being technically homeless has been a particular challenge this month too, because my computer rig set is up on rickety TV trays in my hosts' spare bedroom, and I've spent two out of the past three weeks working 12-16 hour days on a top-secret TV pilot for National Lampoon. It's a 6-minute long animation which is not based on any of my other projects -- I know a lot of folks were hoping for RAB to appear on television someday. Still, it's been great working with them & they seem to like my stuff, so whatever happens I'll be in their list of contacts, and they in my list of clientele, so I've got that going for me, which is nice.

There's also something very, very special newly squished into the ByteSize Player on the Newgrounds Homepage, but only if, I dunno, you wanna see a new little mini-animation with the Retarded Animal Babies and Harry Potter!!