It's been nothing but work at both Radio and the DayJob for months now, interspersed with many incidents of illness, usually brought about by conventions. I've been up to my eyeballs in getting a tax mess straightened out for the last few months too and we are definitely going to owe some money. Thus, I've been auctioning off chunks of my comic collection like a madwoman. If you're interested in getting various Radio Comix books, manga and indie comics for cheap, you can check out my auctions here! Every little bit helps! Plus, it helps get more of this stuff out of my incredibly tiny rental house.

Untamed Vol. 2 (adults only) is in production right now, which means it is available for pre-order at the Radio Comix online store! This volume is going to be excellent, since we not only have work from the whole Anubis: Dark Desire team (aka The Art Ladies), we've also got some stellar work from Steve Gallacci, EbonyLeopard and Max Blackrabbit. I'm excited! Furrlough #192 is coming together nicely as well, and that will be up for pre-order very soon too. Direct pre-orders are a great way to guarantee your copy of these books, especially if you don't have a local comic store where you can pre-order independent comics.

Also, still seeking contact info on artists who have worked for us in the past, so if that's you, I need:
--Real Full Name (this helps to send packages!) along with any pen names used.
--a physical mailing address (for the aforementioned packages)
--current email address
--if different than the above email address, a PayPal address (if you have one)
--Current website address (or dA or FA page); as we are building our Links page on the Radio site and want to drive traffic to people!

I don't need phone numbers, since I don't ever get to call people anymore, being stuck at the DayJob during the day most days.

Please send this info to me via note on this site, via editorial[at]radiocomix.com or via the radiocomix[at]gmail.com email address (though, that MAY get buried in the floods of emails we get on that account....).

Oh, and completely randomly, I am now a dog owner. We rescued a stray puppy from the street and originally planned to find her a home, but ended up keeping her after she got her head stuck in our fence. (Puppies are not the brightest bulbs in the box...) We've named her Sansa. Even though it has been a month, the cats still despise her very existence. Ah, animals.