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My resolution: Start and maintain a webcomic, starting this month. For now, tho, you get an introductory cartoon:

Warning: Practice Needed

Virgil is my favourite character. FOREVER.

Nice snake dude character guy.

Thanks, but Aspen's no dude.

Haha, stupid shirts...I'll have those soon!
This looks cool!

What's with the random underlining? It doesn't even form a secret message. If it's for stresses, you ssssshould jusssst presssss it lotsssss and you'll read it like it'sssss a sssssnake.

If it's for stresses, you ssssshould jusssst presssss it lotsssss and you'll read it like it'sssss a sssssnake.

You mean boldface it, so to speak? Hm. I don't see that being an improvement. Bold and underlining generally have the same purposes, and the latter requires less ink and time. I figured on using bold to indicate increased volume and nothing more. Early on, I had thoughts of nesting S's and whatnot, but that fanciness wouldn't read very well.

Others' opinions on the underlining?

puns in names are annoying

Then I guess you have all the more reason to hate Felicia, the Studleys, and Beau Vine. And possibly Avery, if it's meant to evoke "every."

puns in names are annoying

Then I guess you have all the more reason to hate Felicia, the Studleys, and Beau Vine. And possibly Avery, if it's meant to evoke "every."

Also, the works of Shakespeare.

puns in names are annoying

Then I guess you have all the more reason to hate Felicia, the Studleys, and Beau Vine. And possibly Avery, if it's meant to evoke "every."

Also, the works of Shakespeare.

Contrary to popular belief, the Bard has never shaken any spears. And doesn't plan on doing so, at least whilst dead.

The name Shakespeare was also a pun. When the bard once declared "I'm goin' to write more plays then you can shake a spear at!" he realized what his psuedonym should be.

He was also quoted as saying "Marlowe you're nothing but a scurvy little spider!"

I await much humorous and wacky hijinks in yonder comic coming our way.

how is felicia a pun?

It kinda sounds like fleece.

Anyways, I can't wait to see more, Tom Flapwell.

I think Felicia's name comes from somebody similar David knew in high school. Or maybe not and it really is a pun on fleece?

DCS did say that Jeremy got his first name from someone DCS knew.