In these times of terrorism, economic catastrophe and now even the PIGS are trying to kill us, one can get a little weary of doom. Doom's become an acceptable threat now, an everyday risk we all run. It never...quite..happens, but the news likes to tell us it's GOING TO. thank goodness, now we've all become a bit bored of knowing we're going to die horribly, the internet is still here, still gurgling along with it's menagerie of opinions, keeping the rational point of view at all times.

Like for instance this review of Bohda Te up at someone'sblogiguess (thanks to SLG for pointing it out on their blog), where the reviewer struggles to find what his actual opinion is. I think he THINKS he hates it, he was certainly DUPED into buying it because he was too lazy to look up what it actually was, and now he's telling us all...well...i don't KNOW what he's telling us.


Let us leave it to him to summarize Bohda Te "I can barely believe I read all of it. It’s complete nonsense. NONSENSE!"
Remember, if YOU want to buy Bohda Te because you didn't know what it was and whatever it is confuses you, you still can! Tell your comic store to order some in!


A rather more sensible (read: nicer to Jamie) review is up at Hypergeek about my recent one dollar download Subversive, Eden (which you can bag a copy of by going HERE). Wherein Ed (thanks Ed!) concludes 'go download it, make a cup of tea, sit back, and get ready to laugh your arse off.'



Lastly, sad news, today's Whubbleis the penultimate one before the series ends next week. But recently I found this great review of it ('what an amazing discovery this webcomic turned out to be') which was very lovely of them :)

And there we go. My tv meetings are going well incidentally, good response and Angry Little Robot seems to be charming the most. I don't get it myself, he's a wonderful tin of rage but hardly kid-friendly tv? meh, anyway, i continue to work up ideas and talk to peoples and hopefully will have some news soon.

Bye! See you in pig swine hell!

jx