Wow, so, another chapter done. It’s interesting to see what little changes have crept into the story as I’ve told it. One of the tough parts about writing a comic that–let’s face it–isn’t very popular is the eerie lack of feedback. That can be a good thing and a bad thing. If you go back to the early Dilbert comics, for example, you’ll find all sorts of far-out stuff reminiscent of Goats, while the modern comic is strictly focused on workplace humor. While Scott Adams got feedback that allowed him to become the success he is today, it also removed the freewheeling nature of the comic and replaced it with a very focused product. I sometimes wonder if there is a focused (and salable) “product” hidden within WPK, but part of me is glad no one will find it for me.
Generally happy with this page, except the faces aren’t quite ideal. I need to work on my expressions.
I usually never wind up commenting on things like this–I’m a bad audience member, and I apologize. But I wanted to let you know that I do love your comic and think it’s fantastic. (And sometimes wind up compulsively refreshing until it loads). Thanks for a wonderful read!
Thanks, Jadagul!
I don’t know if this makes you feel better or not, but other than being Monday-Wednesday-Friday, the update schedule is set by some mercurial computer intelligence deep within the guts of WordPress, and I don’t know its update schedule any better than you do.
Followed a link from “Sunset Grill” to here; any comic that Kat plugs is worth a look. Finished the archives yesterday.
Love the art and the wonderfully freaky cosmology. Yet another comic to add to the regular lists…
Heh, she locked the Wyrd out of his own room AND she’s petting his weasel! Truly there is precious little justice to be found…
just think of it as no complaints = nothing to complain about š your art might be “horrendous” when compared to others with more experience but it is your own and it aint half bad. and neither is your storytelling. be as proud as any delusioned-egotistical artist can be… especially since there are a great many of us that can do neither at all