Chapter Eight Page 185

And this concludes Chapter 8! R and Thomas are in quite the sh*t sandwich, no? But…I guess that’s kind of their thing.

As I was considering the events of 2012, I realized that ATBL has made a whole bunch of changes throughout the year. We’ve reached 100 pages (and very nearly reached 200!), switched from handwritten letters to digital, made the switch from black and white to color, and completely revamped the website! For this next year, our goals are to launch/regularly updating the rest of the comics on the site, upload digitally-relettered pages to replace the old ones, and get our first volume printed! There’s lots to come, so we hope you enjoy the ride. Thanks so much for sticking by.

Stay tuned next week for an extra special guest strip!

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Wait-where’s the violence promised in the last episode? We want our smackdown! Just kidding-I’m glad to see the boys made it out alive. And hey, getting stuck between those two comics would be a huge plus. Think of all those poor sods, waiting in line, with nothing more to do than text strangers and look at R & T’s booth.Cnad congratulations on all the great changes you’ve made! It’s been a lot of fun, reading the strips and watching the site grow and take shape. You should be proud of yourselves. Here’s to an awesome 2013!

Thanks for the encouragement, Charlie! 2013 is already looking quite good. Quite good. Yeah, being between two well known creator/comic booths would actually be a huge benefit for a new creator. But considering the smack Thomas said about those comics here and here, naturally it would makes the boys nervous. They say you should never tick anyone off in the business, but when have they ever been ones to care?

This is quite possibly the most satisfying solution to this chapter that I could ever imagine. The expressions on those two make me incredibly happy.

Oh that’s right. I forgot about their-wait, they didn’t ridicule those comics! They were just reading them! It was the Creator of the comic that did that! I’m confused. I could see some comic creator getting mad at those two: “Excuse me, I write and draw the down home, rural American slice of life comic: “My Girlfriend’s Hog,” and I take exception to the way my Sophie was depicted in your liberal, cityfied comic. Perhaps you’d like to step outside…” And I just noticed-if they switched sides the signs would read “Jack Nasty Poetic Seduction,” which might attract more fans.

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