Umm... I think that link is for patrons only.

Yeah, I am trying to get a little business going for 'Jack'.

I understand, but people who aren't already donating just get a "you can't see this" message.
I'm guessing it's good news. Which makes me happy.

David Hopkins finally makes money ! ^^

Can't tell from the link, does this mean Patreon money will be going towards a continuation of Jack?

Yes. As well as several other things they're doing. But they have already continued Jack.

whelp, new year, time to go ahead and pull the trigger on the Patreon thing I guess :-}

I will have none of that one.....

Not a fan or because I messed up the link?

not a fan of the concept. Why can't there be a series set in Heaven in stead of Hell?

It's set everywhere. Earth, Hell, Heaven and Purgatory.

A series set in Heaven would get boring very quickly. Although Dave's Heaven is a lot more engaging than most.

If you only read one story, read 'Megan's Run' 1 & 2.

I had read a lot of dave's storys, and heard the report that Dave was using the art to kind of xtalk someone

Yeah... somehow, the 'lady' in question chose not to pursue this after Dave said he'd take legal action. The problem with accusations of that sort is that they are easy to make, but even if they are never proven, the story will stick in people's memories...

I also waded through the storys of Lust, Jack's new Sythe, Megans run on the first edition, and I have come to the conclusion that I want to read more storys like fnar getting out of hell than I want to read about storys of people in hell. I'd like to see more people being graced to heaven, but I doubt I would see that from Jack.

to be honest that's what drew me to Jack originally, the indomitable hope of redemption against all odds (and no, not everyone makes it).
I have no use for pure nihilistic darkness, the current fad of the fashionable Hollywood mainstream.
I also have no use for contrived and meaningless happy G family movies where everything's lovey dovey.

"There is more joy in heaven over the the tears of one repentant sinner than the robes of a thousand righteous men".
The story of a solitary light that can survive a sea of darkness is infinitely more compelling than either a sea of light or of darkness,
and for me anyways Jack does have that.

"Games we play in Hell" was always my favorite until 'Megan's Run'. It's still a close second.

So I take it this means the Jack hiatus is finally coming to an end?

Yes. I have received word that pholph.com will be updated again, too. Not sure when, but I doubt it will be much longer.

Thank goodness. Been eager to see the comic pick up again.