So another HeroesCon has come and gone. I thoroughly enjoyed myself, by the way, and I sat next to some talented and entertaining individuals: Chris McJunkin, Lyle Pollard, and Kenny Keen. Though I did not have as good a showing as last year’s unprecedented pull of near $300 with little preparation, I do have to say that my showing at this year’s Heroes was a far greater success than the dismal output at MegaCon. I’m not too put off by MegaCon. I still want to try again. Hands down, my biggest issue at these last two cons were poor placement on the floor. I made good cash last year simply because I was in a very exposed area and traffic was dense. Will I be back to Heroes? Definitely.
But for now, we have a new question: What next? While looking for a new form of steady employment, I think I want to get back to something I’ve put off for far too long. Now that I’m in a new city and have a new work area in my new home, I want to take a new approach to some old friends of mine.
no/fly/zone will return soon.
I’ve got some new ideas for style and delivery that I think will be very entertaining for anyone wanting to enjoy a webcomic about… well, whatever happens to drift into my twisted stream of consciousness. Having the comic back up will certainly give me an excuse to keep my hands loose and my mind sharp. No need to kill myself on an update schedule, either. Might actually give me a reason to go to cons and expect more than just passers-by. I’m excited about this and you should be too.
argo. (mtc)










