When someone asks for help, lend a hand. Not just a:

Speaking of which, if you like this comic, I did a new one over at Medium.com. When the link goes up, I’ll post it here. Like right here where this sentence is. Here is the new post! Read it. It’s a good-un.

See you at Connecticon!

This weekend I’ll be at Connecticon with the Super Art Fight gang. I’ll have books, t-shirts, ties, prints, and generally ALL THE THINGS at my table in the Online Media Guests section. I’ll also be participating in 3 panels:

• Super Art Fight: UNLEASHED (Our 18+ no-holds-barred Super Art Fight gross-out spectacular)
• Super Art Fight: Main Event (Our big show with a BIG SURPRISE)
• Super Art Fight: The Podcast LIVE

All the info is going to be on Connecticon’s website. Meanwhile, come visit my table!

That show I talked about from last weekend? Rounds 2 and 3 are now online, thanks to a fan in attendance! Check out why Noelle Stevenson is one of the best art fighters I’ve ever seen.

This is a convention show from Anime Expo. For the full experience, you want to come to one of our “club shows” we do in Baltimore and DC (and hopefully soon other cities).

So WATCH THIS. Kill an hour. Post below who’s funnier, Ross or Marty.

Git commits are like gremlins. Don’t feed them after midnight.

And now that I’ve painstakingly made this comic, yes. I then did see “that one xkcd“.

Thank you, Anime Expo!

If you came by the table this past weekend at Anime Expo, thank you. Flying across the country and meeting people who have read the comic is what inspired me, at midnight on a Monday night full of jet lag, to make a new comic.

Thank you for coming by the table and saying hello, whether you bought something or not. Thank you for coming to our Super Art Fight show. Thank you to those of you who come by— never mind, I made a video to say the things:

Purchase merchandise for morale to improve.

Use the coupon code “buttstuff” through Monday, 7/14 for a 10% discount on all things. Check out the new online store.

Related cat information.

I was rewatching Batman: The Animated Series and it occurred to me that there is just no way anyone could train a cat. Even Isis. Yes, in a world of Batman and mutants, my problem is with the personalities of the cat.

Generally, when I try and yell at someone in a car, “WATCH IT!” is all I ever get out of my mouth. I wish anyone actually took it to heart.

Do you ever fare better?