If you ever thought “wow I would love to read 600 pages detailing the lives of some 2000s-era disaffected rural teens” then boy do I have the comic for you

100% had one somewhere around. Tacky piece of junk, but when you're a kid it feels like a huge accomplishment that needs a capstone.

Wing-its are entirely self-directed with two common exceptions:

"wing-it tfs": where we get a character, and change them into whatever seems fun. you can pay more to get a longer tf sequence.

we also allow like, kink vetoes for kinks that we draw a lot, that would make you dislike the art you get.

Good to hear, the tracker hasn't updated on my end so it still says due in today.

Finally arrived!

It's either Owen Hart, or they misspelled Blonde Blazer from Dispatch. I somehow think it's the second.

You know where to find me.

It's emotionally safer to dislike things. Few people question disliking, and most of the time the language of criticism that's adopted is so vague as to be easily defensible. To like things is vulnerability, it exposes a person to derision from people assuming rarified appreciation is superior taste

the fact that scott adams hated him so much he called him out in a strip was a huge red flag about adams in retrospect.