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This last weekend Crysta and I got in the truck and made the drive down to Milwaukee to see my parents. Several family members on my Dad's side of the family had flown into town for what is, normaly, a weekend where we go to a ballgame. Unfortunately, with the [Read More]
So anyone who has spent considerable time with me has probably learned how much I love a drive in movie theater. Crysta and I started going to them when we lived in Indiana, mostly visiting the Lakeshore Drive In in Monticello (though the now-closed MELS at the Starlight in Mechanicsburg [Read More]
One of the hardest parts of being an independent creator is getting anyone to actually look at the stuff you've made. Like, writing a comic? Writing a novel? These are things I know how to do. But making things is not the same as promoting things. And I never quite [Read More]
So one of the biggest challenges for a lot of indie authors who self publish like me is getting our books in front of other people's eyeballs to begin with. One of the easiest solutions is getting real, honest reviews onto platforms like Goodreads, Storygraph, social media platforms, and online [Read More]
So I've said this before, but my intention has always been to take a break from the Mia Graves books once I finished book five. And, well, with the fifth book, The Perfect Host coming out in August (pre-order it!) that means I need to figure out what the heck [Read More]
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I like how Bev doesn’t seem to be fazed at all by two 40-something women watching some weird psychedelic foreign-language cartoon.
Eh, Bev grew up in a world with CrunchyRoll. Heck, since it’s early 2030 in the comic, it means she was born in the mid-to-late 2000s. Even though she probably doesn’t recognize the show Lynn and Megan are watching, it probably doesn’t stand out too much.
Also, she’s been in Lynn’s office. There’s some weeb shit in there. Sadly the speech bubbles covered up her Soldier’s of the Sun poster on the 9/17/24 page that showed it. Here’s a version of the panel without the bubbles:
Hah, nice detail!
so. wait. hold up.
Lynn in the previous scene seemed… a little odd.
Lynn in the current scene doesn’t remember saying anything to Bev.
this might just be apathy/Utena obsession, but…
it does seem a little weird that there’s a hard disconnect, both in layout and time, between Lynn at the house and Lynn at home.
was… was that not Lynn in the house?