Destruct-O-Bot
just told her Superface friends that Destruct-O-Tron has finally become a man.
That's it for Laborious. I wanted to keep Mind's Eye's labor short and sweet ;)
But there's more for today!! I've got a brand new Destruct-O-Cast podcast all about the creation of the Who's Your Daddy? and Laborious story arcs. Justique and I detail the origins of Destruct-O-Tron's journey of familial discovery. Check it out:
On Monday, we'll be back with a brand new story that picks up a few weeks after the birth of Mind's Eye and Destruct-O-Tron's child.
Mind's Eye let her Superface peeps know that she's
on the way to the hospital to give birth.
I don't think I've ever had that many people like something I've posted on Facebook. My all-time high is probably 5 likes.
In non-Haters news, I'm proud to announce that
Stick Cats eBooks are now for sale. Stick Cats is my on-again off-again lo-fi webcomic about two tough cats on an adventure. Unlike Super Haters, it's not lewd. Also unlike Super Haters, I just make the story up as I go, improvising the plot. And -- not to be forgotten -- unlike Super Haters, the characters in Stick Cats actually move because I don't reuse my art!
Tomorrow? Mind's Eye is exhausted and I give birth to a new Destruct-O-Cast.
Destruct-O-Tron just told his Superface friends that
he's about to become a daddy.
Sooooooooo the
floor plan for
this year's Small Press Expo is up now. I'll be at table D5 (the "A" half of it to be exact). I'm gonna have an awesome new Super Haters product with me (announcement coming next week!), so definitely stop by and say hi.
Today brings
a new episode of A Podcast with Ross and Nick feat. Kaylie wherein we rip on X-Men: The Animated Series, talk about Dick Bonynge, laugh about Marrow's Bonerang, and drop some announcements.
Tomorrow? Destruct-O-Bot gets sentimental.
Mind's Eye
finally revealed the identity of her baby's father.
For the rest of this week, I'm going to do something new for the Haters -- status updates!! These posts are taken from
Superface, the world's premier social network for superheroes and others peeps active in the superheroing world.
Truth is that there's no way in hell I'm gonna draw Mind's Eye giving birth. I'm just too lazy for that. And nowadays pretty much everybody interacts more on Facebook and Twitter than in person. So it makes sense to me that Mind's Eye's friends would primarily share in the experience of her baby's birth online, which is a safe environment free of bloodcurdling screams and afterbirth.
See ya tomorrow with another status update!!
