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It's occurred to me that I need to revamp my list of links to your right as most of them are now defunct. Of course, I have to remember how to do it first. So, if you want to be linked, send me your link. I'll get to them as they come in and as soon as I can figure this bloggy stuff out. Now, onto much more interesting news... Awhile back, my friend Nik Havert of Pickle Press wrote a script for a couple of our characters called "The Question of Truth." I think my only two suggestions for it was zombies and a cameo from Mike Indovina's Chimera. Well, in what seemed like a day later, Nik handed over an amazing script. Not surprising as Nik is one of the finest, hardest-working writers in the indie comics scene. Once the script was done, it was a matter of finding an artist who could make the comic look like a strip from the 1930s & 40s. It wasn't easy, but I think we found an artist. I won't reveal his name just yet in the spirit of keeping things mysterious. Below are the image references I sent our mystery artist of the script's two main characters, Question Mark & The Truth.

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