Abrian Curington
@abrian.bsky.social
Visual Storyteller and Cartographer, making curious comics for quiet nerds since 2007.
Classical Studies Nerd. Serious tea drinker. Kind of a silly.
Links to everywhere: https://bluecatco.start.page
Classical Studies Nerd. Serious tea drinker. Kind of a silly.
Links to everywhere: https://bluecatco.start.page
It has arrived.
And yes, it is not my favorite series, but I did want to know how far the horrible wrongness of the character arc got pushed, and I can afford to support/wait for official releases rather than pirate.
Great end to an era.
And yes, it is not my favorite series, but I did want to know how far the horrible wrongness of the character arc got pushed, and I can afford to support/wait for official releases rather than pirate.
Great end to an era.
November 8, 2025 at 5:59 PM
It has arrived.
And yes, it is not my favorite series, but I did want to know how far the horrible wrongness of the character arc got pushed, and I can afford to support/wait for official releases rather than pirate.
Great end to an era.
And yes, it is not my favorite series, but I did want to know how far the horrible wrongness of the character arc got pushed, and I can afford to support/wait for official releases rather than pirate.
Great end to an era.
This is true! We usually don't get them checking into our lodge 😁
I've never seen an insect more asleep. We're up, talking, turning on lights, and my dude is Knocked Out, upside-down on the ceiling. Glad it feels comfortable for its hotel stay!
I've never seen an insect more asleep. We're up, talking, turning on lights, and my dude is Knocked Out, upside-down on the ceiling. Glad it feels comfortable for its hotel stay!
October 19, 2025 at 3:03 PM
This is true! We usually don't get them checking into our lodge 😁
I've never seen an insect more asleep. We're up, talking, turning on lights, and my dude is Knocked Out, upside-down on the ceiling. Glad it feels comfortable for its hotel stay!
I've never seen an insect more asleep. We're up, talking, turning on lights, and my dude is Knocked Out, upside-down on the ceiling. Glad it feels comfortable for its hotel stay!
After the last round of edits and renumbering all the Janus roughs, the current answer is that there are 284 pages, not counting title cards, roughly 2/3 of the way through the book, so it may or may not exceed the goal of under 350 pages.
Estimate subject to change.
Estimate subject to change.
October 11, 2025 at 2:10 PM
After the last round of edits and renumbering all the Janus roughs, the current answer is that there are 284 pages, not counting title cards, roughly 2/3 of the way through the book, so it may or may not exceed the goal of under 350 pages.
Estimate subject to change.
Estimate subject to change.
I will often bake my own, but Franz is excellent! They're new within the last... 5 years? But they have several styles including brioche, sourdough, a few buns, etc. A huge win for the gluten free world!
October 11, 2025 at 11:57 AM
I will often bake my own, but Franz is excellent! They're new within the last... 5 years? But they have several styles including brioche, sourdough, a few buns, etc. A huge win for the gluten free world!
*ahem* That's a possessive week, I mean. Of the week.
October 7, 2025 at 3:10 PM
*ahem* That's a possessive week, I mean. Of the week.
The first ones I ever bought were flat and they lasted for AGES. Now? They don't last as long as the old ones, but I also haven't had regular bulbs in over a decade, so I don't have a comparison anymore.
September 29, 2025 at 5:50 PM
The first ones I ever bought were flat and they lasted for AGES. Now? They don't last as long as the old ones, but I also haven't had regular bulbs in over a decade, so I don't have a comparison anymore.