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Whither Dada?
It is with a sad heart that I write these words, but write them I must. After 4 years of consistent detective absurdity, change is coming to the Dada Detective. Stephanie Freese, our artist extraordinaire, who has been with us since the very beginning, has decided it’s time to move on. Here is her farewell letter:
Dear readers,
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Until Next We Meet
Today’s image seems quite apropos considering the sad news we must relate shortly. It comes from an as yet to be published anthology from the NCWCCC whose theme this year is fortune cookies. For our part in it, we take a number of actual fortune cookie fortunes that we’ve gotten at some point in our lives, and illustrated them, Dada Detective style ( Read more... ) -
Guest Strip - Larry Holderfield
Today’s guest strip comes to you from Larry “mckenzee” Holderfield, creator of such varied artistic creations as the sublime fumetti, Sinister Bedfellows, and the world’s only known wood-cut webcomic, Cthulhuvida. Larry wanted to do something a little more Dada this week and, well, what could be more a more Dadaist comic strip than a comic strip ( Read more... ) -
Guest Strip - John Bintz
Today’s little gem of a guest strip comes directly from the pen of John Bintz, creater of the crazy, charming, all ages webcomic, A Moment of Clarity, and the indespensible Wordpress plugin, ComicPress Manager. John has been a real influence here at likelystories.com, in so much as if it weren’t for his serious programming skills, it would be a ( Read more... ) -
Pumpkin!
I just wanted to share a gem my friend naiadkitty posted. Her Halloween jack-o-lantern was impressive and unusual, as you can see.
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Guest Strip - Jesse Justice
Welcome to a slight in-between chapter lull. We ended last week’s chapter with a bit of a cliffhanger and, well, why ruin a good cliffhanger by getting right back to the action when we can milk it for all it’s worth use the time to showcase a few guest strips we’ve gotten over the past several weeks. The first one comes to us from the mighty pen of ( Read more... ) -
Chapter 9 Part 25
Sometimes, one almost suspects the Red Heron of actual competence.
In other news: For all you birdies out there, the feathered fellow above is a particularly large example of a Giant Andean Condor. However, for those of you who aren’t birdies, a word of warning: “Condor” is one of those bird names that one might, upon first hearing, liken to some ( Read more... ) -
Chapter 9 Part 24
Something tells me that’s not a pigeon answering the Heron’s call.
Of course, when it comes to the Red Heron, you never know.
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Upgrading
I’m doing some behind the scenes maintenance, so if things seem a bit wonky, that’s the reason. Hopefully won’t take too long.
All upgraded. As you were!
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Chapter 9 Part 23
So we’re back from SPX and just plum tuckered, as some might say, but we had a great time! We met some fabulous fans and wonderful fellow exhibitors. A more complete con report will follow soon. A side note: I tried to finish the art for the strip last night on the way home, but with little success. It is close to impossible to produce good results ( Read more... )
