My favourite intellectual property

Newer readers may not be familiar with old Earl. But sidney's former manager was a pretty major presence in the first year of the Noosehead comic volume. If you have yet to check out that earlier chunk of our current arc, now is as good a time as any for an archive dip!

In other news, the new forum is up and running! No longer prone to crashing and spambot flooding, the Sam and Fuzzy message board is more ready than ever for you, the great untapped commenting masses.

Sam Logan

Bling blang blong

Man, can you believe that crazy exchange rate? I'm sure it's good news for some folks, but as a Canadian who makes his livelihood primarily by selling things to Americans in American dollars, it's incredibly depressing and essentially akin to getting hit with an unexpected salary cut.

Still, I want to give folks a heads up so that they can take advantage of our current price setup before I start rethinking it. A (slight) increase is unfortunately in the near future, but I promise I will keep it as microscopic as possible.

Sam Logan

Estradaday

If you read... well, any webcomics other than mine, there is a good chance that Monday's bonus Sam and Fuzzy guest strip was not the only cartoon you saw that day drawn by cartooning powerhouse Ryan Estrada.

Working diligently, and asking all us other webcartoonists not to spoil the surprise, Ryan crafted a good 30 + webcomic guest strips... which the rest of us then unleashed simultaneously. Linking to them all is a task that few are up to. Fortunately, Ryan is now gradually reposting them all on his own website.

It was a crazy undertaking, and well worth checking out. I think my buddy arch enemy Jeph said it best:

Ryan is so awesome.

If he did this every year it really WOULD be a webcomics holiday.

For us.

Not him.

Sam Logan