If you’re in the Philly area, come say hi at Wizard World Philly! I’m at booth 895 with Super Art Fight. We’re doing Super Art Fight as part of the convention, on Friday at 8:30pm @ Tavern on Broad and again on Sunday at 2pm in room 111.

Also I’ll be premiering a new t-shirt that some of you Jimmy the Murderdog fans will appreciate. It’ll be on the site next week…

If you’re wondering which comic received the retraction, it’s this one.

It was an amazing weekend at the Comic Geek Speak Super Show, and the chance to road trip with Jamie and Danielle was definitely worth it. Stay tuned for two amazing books coming soon from both me and Jamie that you’ll be pretty psyched about, I promise.

If you came by the table and I seemed a little under the weather, it’s because I was coming down with a pretty nasty cold. I was losing my voice and had a mean cough, so if you thought “this guy is kinda a jerk” you’re not necessarily wrong, but sorry I wasn’t able to put my best foot forward.

New Rewards On Our Kickstarter

Btw if you haven’t backed the Super Art Fight Kickstarter yet, we just released some lower prices and rewards! Go check it out!

More of a post later today.

This one is dedicated to NextBus, DC’s public transit system WMATA, and the 15% of all busses on the timetables that actually don’t exist when you go to wait for them.

Oh yeah! SPX is this weekend here in the DC area! The Small Press Expo is a pretty amazing show, and performing as part of the Ignatz Awards is none other than SUPER ART FIGHT. If you are going to SPX, be sure to come by the Ignatz Awards and stay for our show! Should be about 10pm and runs about an hour.

If seeing me make an idiot of myself in front of a bunch of comic industry professionals isn’t enough, the show itself is also really great. I always find something new to like at this show, and attend just to walk around every year (though it would be nice to have a table).

Next year. I hope.

Remember those of you in the DC and surrounding area, FREE Super Art Fight tomorrow! Details here.

Cyclists, if you like this one, check out the other cycling comics in the archive.

Chart fans, check out the other chart-loving charts in the chart-cive.

I almost had him ask about the battery life.

About the comic: Clearly this is a reference to the new iPhone that’s been “leaked” (via Gizmodo). It started with an idea about how annoying this sort of coverage has become, since it doesn’t help you get the phone any faster or do anything other than stir up crap, and leads to a nitpick content-hungry bullshit culture that does little for themselves or their readership.  I think they’re handling the whole thing in poor taste, they are choosing to openly and often use the name and photo of the poor engineer that lost the prototype iPhone 4G at a bar. I’m not linking directly to the story because of this (why send more traffic to something I don’t agree with?), but if you look on their site or Google it, it comes up straight away as of this posting.

Very mucho thanks to Jami “Angry Zen Master” Noguchi, who was my sounding board while I was writing this one. He first uttered the phrase about practically curing cancer, the rest was just cleanup.

We’ve all been there, right?

It’s an even funnier comic if you just think “nudge guy” (whom I’ve decided is named Thomas) isn’t a jerk, he just has a large lag between thoughts he has and things he says.

Usability testing is a bitch.