Holiday presents her theory on who’s behind the Paradigm’s bad luck: everyone.
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Vanderbeam and the crew prepare to find their way back to the Fuseli and commandeer it.
Howard at Schlock Mercenary reminded many of us in the sci-fi division of Webcomico Ltd. that the 2012 Hugo Award nominations were closing this Sunday, March 11. If you’re eligible to vote and you haven’t made a choice for Best […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today’s was one of my favorite writing experiences for the strip. In the outline, I had written that, essentially, the crew manages to sneak onboard the Fuseli and by whatever means, convinces Astrid that she should give up the ship. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Quick announcement at the top here — this weekend I will be exhibiting at the Emerald City Comicon in Seattle with my Halfpixel brethren! March 30-April 1, come on out to see me!! I will be glad to do free […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Dearest Melbourne, Myself, Scott Kurtz and Wil Wheaton are coming to your city to host the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in about three weeks! We will serve as your masters of ceremony for an evening of Video Games Unplugged: Symphony of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
With the Fuseli refitted with a superlinear drive, have they managed to shake their enemies for a while? Or are they heading straight towards them??
The universe crumbling around him, Vanderbeam has a dream that will either sustain him with thoughts of Jovia or torment him with impossibilities!!
Deep Time has returned to the current day, having finally been led to Katarakis’s eons-old hiding place by Vanderbeam and the crew of the Fuseli. But they’re here to assassinate Katarakis, Zarde and Vanderbeam alike! The stage is set for […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Starslip (and other stuff) Interview at 20 Sides of Nerd
May18
Draeno caught me at my booth at Emerald City this year and we rapped about all manner of webcomic-related subjects. 11 minutes of interview! I forget what I talked about, but I think it was important.