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One week ago marked twenty years of our every move [being] the new tradition, and Monday marked the 20th anniversary of the end of The Great Outdoor Fight story arc. Actually, no, the true end of The Great Outdoor Fight story arc was Ray s blog on 31 March 2006, wherein we Chochachos were treated to [ ]
At this point, I may be the only one keeping this gag alive. I think even Ryan has moved on by now. But I will keep the buckets in my heart this time of year as often as I remember which is apparently about half the time.
So I will just say this: my son was born this morning. If you know us personally and details haven t filtered to you yet, ping me in the next couple of days and I ll give you the scoop. Everybody else, I trust that you ll understand that our kid s public profile will be narrow for the [ ]
Few people I know still have an RSS reader, ever since Google did us all dirty and essentially killed the entire idea of RSS; as such, I keep an oldschool bookmark list of comics that I open daily. Things that don t update on particular days, or perhaps are on hiatus, they get opened up along [ ]
Slowly, slowly I am finding myself drawn back into [web]comics, the discourse around them, and the having of Opinions. A course, it s pretty easy to find the will to write when Matt Bors drops you a line. Readers of this page will know that we at Fleen hold The Nib edited by Bors, with assistance [ ]
Just kidding, I can t say nous vivons because it s not really nous that live this is all down to Fleen Senior French Correspondent Pierre Lebeupin, who is featured here today. It s been too long, so let s all be glad that the drought is over. __________ For the first time since 2020, in Angoul me the [ ]
For reasons that are explicated if you just scroll down the page a bit. While the major upheavals of my life last year have largely settled, blogging is like a muscle that requires exercise and habit, and I don t know that I ll ever get back into that habit on a regular basis. That being said, [ ]
I ve long said that my favorite of Kate Beaton s work is her next, because she keeps getting better; none of her works have been easily surpassed, but when the stars go cold and the final account of capital-A Art is taken, I think
We remembered Ivy yesterday. It seems wrong to treat her memorial as something to report on, recounting who was there and what they said; we laughed and cried in equal measure, and that if there is any means to continue awareness past the death of our physical form, she felt a lot of love. I [ ]
I have wondered what it would take to bring me back to this site. I m so out of the loop with comics, I have no plans to attend any of the shows this year with the pandemic being treated with denial, and I am still not certain if I ll ever get back into the daily [ ]