The Cuddly Butcher with the Heart of Coal
Jul 19, 2016
Welcome back, or if you're a first timer: Welcome!
Lately, in these notes, I've been discussing the way we create these comics. This is kind of a dangerous thing to do, because I'm bound to get a lot of it wrong or only half right.
Last time I said that we create these comics in a kind of chaos. I think I should elaborate. What we would do is I would sit at a computer and Bill and I would talk. We would discuss what each comic would be about, talk about dumb shit on tv, comic books we love or hate, our favorite hotdog brands, Issac Asimov novels, movies from the 50s, ect. Somewhere in all that we came up with a comic idea. I would type, so we could keep a consistent "voice" for the comic.
Usually I titled the comics. Not always, but most of the time. Bill, however, is some kind of punchline savant. The guy spits out punchlines like you or I breathe. It's nuts, and we all hate/envy him incredibly.
Anyway, Thanks again for stopping by.
Oh! If you get a chance check out our other comic Rigdley Forge.
Ralf Halt
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