Sorry about the lack of comic post recently. I have to take this quick break to catch up

Comics will resume at the end of January!

This comic was done by Rena Littleson after our conversation about how cs5 is better than cs3. Check out her comic Rena Versus World!

Sorry No color! Next time! I swear!

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Hello Spider-Friends

Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Nicholas Gallup, writer of “The Dinomytes”

I feel that its probably about time you the reader heard from me. First a little about myself. I am a film buff, music nerd and book snob. I may watch too much Monty Python and spend way too much time finding freeze frame jokes in the Simpsons. I much prefer rainy days and find long walks on the beach

rather irritating.

Those who have been fallowing “The Dinomytes” may have already heard Patrick speak of changes. Well, its true: everything is in the process of, or about to change. I’m not going top get into it now but I will talk to you about the changes that have already taken place.

This may be suicide for a web comic but we dropped the one page format sometime ago. This seems to have left many of you confused and possibly a little hurt. We don’t do punchlines and to hell with encores. If you go back the “Steve’s Story” in the Archive section and begin reading from there, you might notice that it has been one continuous story for our friends, Steve and Larry. Granted it may be the best for a weakly release but we intend to start putting them out as books. Each section we work on is about four or five pages and we give you those four or five pages. We don’t chop those pages down and give you one page that you might chuckle at the last line. We want you laughing at the several jokes we jam into each frame. Typically we don’t even give you much of a joke at the end of a page, we hold it for the beginning of the next.

We don’t expect very many of you to get all the jokes. A lot of them are based on extremely obscure references to political events of the mid twentieth century. I’m not going to take the time to explain said obscurities, but I am going to keep throwing them at you, because whats confusing you is just the nature of my game.

Until the next time (this may be the last time)

Yours

Nicholas

P.S. Excelsior!(Of course you do)

So, I lost my Wacom tablet Pen. Crap! No big deal though. Since I draw all the comics by hand then scan them I should be ok. Right? Then I realized that I still needed to use the tablet to draw in those little voice bubbles. I tried drawing them with a mouse and it looked terrible! I didn’t know what to do untill I thought of a plan.   I headed over to my studio with no time to spare and, calling on the help of The Red Coat, I was able to execute the plan to get the job done.

I ended up printing the comic and drawing the voice bubles by hand on another sheet of paper. It would have been nice to have some vellum, but, I left that back at the apartment. I scanned in the bubbles and added them to the comic. I have to say that it doesn’t look half bad.

I wrote this just in case someone A reads the comic and B noticed the VB Lines were different than usual.

-Pat

P.S. NEW Wacom pen in the mail along with some duct tape and rope! Weeeee!