Sax finally reunites with his sister...
... or does he?
Happy New Year, everyone. I'm hoping that starting off with a case of Covid doesn't set the tone for the whole year.
Sax finally reunites with his sister...
... or does he?
Happy New Year, everyone. I'm hoping that starting off with a case of Covid doesn't set the tone for the whole year.
So, I finally got smacked down by Covid. It was a good run, but Omicron proved too wily in the end.
I’ll get the next comic up as soon as I can. Meanwhile, I am going back to sleep.
There's regular dreams, and then...
... there are dreams with a purpose.
Hope all of you who celebrate Thanksgiving had a good holiday!
Sax's bad dream continues...
This one references a lot of older strips! I put a list of links on the comic page... though don't be surprised if it's not entirely comprehensive.
We are not just randomly dropping into one of Sax's troubled dreams, by the way (as fun as it is). There is an objective here. Stick around for the next strip, and you'll get a better idea of what this is all about.
Sax continues to dream...
You may notice I'm making a few renovations with the ol' blog. One thing I needed to do is to get rid of the old RSS feed on the comic page, since that thing wasn't working. The blog's RSS updates work, though, so that'll keep you up to date with every new comic.
I've also added a bit of art, and a few other odds and ends. I'm hoping to do a bit more with The Raptor Clause... I'll let you know as I get new features into place.
A new interlude begins...
What a mess.
This brings us to the end of Chapter 16! This chapter contained some sequences I've been looking forward to for a long time--specifically, the ball game in Xibalba, and Gail's duel with another Vessel of Vigil.
I hope you enjoyed the ride. Next up is an interlude, starring Saxony and his troubled subconscious.
If you can't trust Judas Iscariot, who can you trust?
Well, we're just about at chapter's end here.
I've got a much-anticipated vacation set up for the first couple weeks of August. Not quite sure if I'm going to skip that month or post something comparatively short. We'll find out soon!
In other thoughts... I recently watched Turning Red, which was a fine Pixar film set in 2002. I figured that'snow the leading edge of nostalgia appeal. And that means Thunderstruck is close to becoming a nostalgia comic! Just about three more years to go. Good lord.
Eh... I doubt it matters much. Comics are notably un-soundtracked, and without tunes from the time, nostalgia doesn't really work.
Hi everyone! I've got a short story appearing in a new anthology...
The story in question is called "Crotar." It's a tale of the high seas, owing much to the brilliant writing of Patrick O'Brian, and also of giant monsters. Think Master and Commander meets Godzilla, and you're on the right track.
I did an interview about the story, which you can read here (as well as interviews from other contributors).
Enjoy!
Gail has to face the hard truth...
... some fights just aren't worth winning. Like Sax says, Vigil always plays with a stacked deck.
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