LETS FUCKING GO

And here's the final actual comic page. Imagine flipping from the previous page to this one for maximum effect. 10/12

We're near the end now. This is the first page of a 2-part story, and it definitely uses the fact that you flip the page to the next one as something of a punchline or payoff, so keep that in mind when I post tomorrows. 9/12

Another good way to fill out the book, dress-up pages. In old comics the outfits were suggested by actual readers, and it would put their complete address if they gave it- feels crazy in retrospect but I guess you would hope people would mail you a letter rather than show up at your house. 8/12

i was in my second year of graduate school and was certain, fully certain i was a failure and that everyone i worked with knew it

it also has a lot of historical accounts and info

if you like old coal mine infrastructure i found this site awhile ago with toooons of old pics coalcampusa.com//index.htm

They gotta fill out this middle of these books, so that's where they put the single-page stories. (Fun fact: This was the first page I drew of this comic.) 7/12

It wouldn't be an old comic book without one of these ads! Well, something like this, anyways. 6/12

Here's the next page, this is the inside of the front cover. In addition to drawing just comics of Edie and Stacy, I also wanted to make a zine that feels like an old comic book. As such, the inside of the cover has an ad on it, since that's how they usually were set up!

And that's the end of this story. It's kind of in the vein of Archie, where there's a few little self-contained stories, not one story that goes through the whole issue. 5/12

and i don’t care about anime

except replace being submissive with being generally standoffish

as someone whos listened to them since 2006 ppl have BEEN doing this lol like they’d talk about the hidden evil messages constantly