Hehe yes, it's a joke on how an uppercase "i" and lowercase "L" look the same in most fonts.

The only AI that matters is Weird Al.

I found several different suggested builds and tried them all. Even found one that pulled off beating him solo using Maelle, but they apparently NERFED her attack with a patch to specifically prevent people from doing that anymore. I gave up after that point. I'll just beat the game and move on.

Yup, it's a full-blown flu. Been feeling like a zombie the entire day, and Whitney's been taking amazing care of me the whole time, while also juggling our daughter. I owe her big time after I recover from this one!

Thanks for drawing this, buddy. I love how she turned out! Super cute! 😊

It's silicone! It's actually a second wedding ring that Whitney and I bought for ourselves to wear in place of our original ones, so they didn't get ruined over time. We went with a matching pair, designed after Aragorn and Arwen's rings from Lord of the Rings.

Oh, HE IS, trust me!

Wooohh, gorgeous work! You really capture the weight in them. Beautiful!

Close! It was FIVE years ago (according to the date on the original sketch), though I think I've done a couple handfuls of "Whitney Boobhat" images over the years. 😉

It's just hopeful to me seeing a studio actually backing a big indie project with animal characters.

This has turned into a full-on mystery, too. No other records of a hardcover edition exist anywhere online. The interior text is archived by the Library of Congress, but this specific copy appears to be a *first edition* from 1923. I'm amazed my parents just STUMBLED UPON a piece of lost media.

I also feel like @bakertoons.com would be really interested in this find, too!

I've looked for more details on this specific copy of this book on Google, but so far haven't been able to find much. Based on the date, it might be a first edition. I'd love to hear from any cartoon historians who might know more about this book!

I've looked for more details on this specific copy of this book on Google, but so far haven't been able to find much. Based on the date, it might be a first edition. I'd love to hear from any cartoon historians who might know more about this book!

Close! This wasn't drawn by me, but rather by Whitney @thatpurplekitty.bsky.social , good sir!