Hanging on your words, reading all your thoughts



Now that I'm using a Mac all the time at work, I'm getting mixed up when I try to use my PC at home. Whenever I'm trying to copy or paste something, I keep hitting the ALT key thinking it is the Command key. Of course, I should be hitting the CRTL key, a key which is also on the Mac keyboard but doesn't do the same things. All things considered, I've found working on the Mac to be a relatively painless experience, but I'll tell you one thing... It certainly encourages a profound appreciation for the second mouse button.



Skull Panda shirts are coming soon, I swear! Good grief, people! I'm truly thrilled that you're so excited... but I am only one man, last time I checked.


Sam Logan

Then I got fired for reading High Times



Today: the first of a little three comic diversion vaguely concerning drug use. You have my word as an English Gentleman (er... English-speaking, anyhow) that this will be neither an after school special nor a Cheech and Chong rehash.



I have updated the gallery! In the fan art section are four fine new pieces to oggle, including a rather disturbing take on Skull Panda and a drawing by Andrew James from Dubious Tales. Meanwhile, I've created a new section especially for guest strips, and have added my recent strips for Scary Go Round, Questionable Content and White Ninja.



Sam Logan

Not at all like rain on your wedding day



OK, so people want Skull Panda Loves Kitties t-shirts. Lots of people. Of course, they don't want them because the image is edgy, yet cute. No, they want them because they appreciate Skull Panda as a savage parody of the commercialization of the alternative! Clearly! Well good news... the shirts will be along in a couple of weeks. Then you can wear them because you want to be really ironic, and not at all because you think Skull Panda is cool-looking. Go team!



Ashton has completed Kamikaze Ver. 2.0! For those who don't know, code-monkey Ashton has set out to create the webcomic management/archive system. As such, Kamikaze is loaded with features, and can be used freely by essentially anyone with a basic understanding of HTML. If you're a webcartoonist looking for a solid back-end for your site, I can't recommend it enough.



Sam Logan