One for baby’s scrapbook

First, there was an update to “Don’t Look Back” last week, I just neglected to post about it. (permalink)

And then there’s this week’s page; I could not have asked for a better page to end up in Taran’s scrapbook. (permalink)

The Kid isn’t here yet, but she will be before the weekend’s out–by hook or by crook–thanks to the wiles of medical science.

Bunny be bringin’ it

So what if this week’s installment of “Don’t Look Back” is a bit late–it has BUNNY MECHA! (permalink)

(Bunny Mecha. That’s a two word combination I never would have thought could be used in reference to Dicebox.)

Patrick’s comment on this page: “For those who complain that Dicebox doesn’t have enough tits and explosions, this week’s page delivers the goods!” So, yeah, NSFW.

Where is my head these days?

I totally spaced on posting about this week’s Dicebox installment! Here are pages 11 and 12 of “Don’t Look Back” by Patrick Farley–well page 11, you’ll have to click through for page 12 as it’s NSFW. (permalink)

This begins a tale within a tale that will lead to giant space guitars. At least I assume it will. Patrick is a tricky lad.

Cause comics makes everything better!

Mike Russell filed his report on Michael and Margo’s (Fake) Wedding over at Culture Pulp. He did a good job at capturing some choice highlights.

By the way, there’s another press report from “Lyle Dashwood, the columnist from The Oregonian’s little-known society pages” over on Alas.

Continuity crossover

The moment above is where any story similarity between Patrick Farley’s “Don’t Look Back” (now up to page 10) and the main storyline of Dicebox begins and ends. (permalink) I mean, Griffen and Molly are essentially themselves in this Dicebox Aside, regardless of whatever interesting slang they’ve picked up courtesy of Mr. Farley, but their circumstances have definitely changed.

Patrick’s summary of this page: “More talk, fewer armadillos, shocking revelations. (Suggested soundtrack: “In the Egg” by Hawkwind.)” Enjoy.