Because I'm sure you've been having BTO withdrawal...

My thinly-veiled sarcasm aside, I'm quite pleased with he way things have been going, writing wise. While I haven't had an overabundance of time to write Lab Rat, the first major section of the first issue is done. I'm hoping to eventually get to the point where my abilities as a typist and my creative organization allow me to do 16 pages a day or upwards. Well, I write about 2 pages in 45 minutes, so it's conceivable that I could do it if I had a free day and no distractions. Writing Faraday is still formative, as I haven't exactly found the right mode I want him in, but as a character constantly in transition, maybe that's appropriate. I look forward to writing the Dr. Fader and Mister Reverse characters. Good stuff.

On a more plug-ish note, my good friend George O'Connor (also a follower of this blog) has resurfaced after some time off my respective radar. George is a graphic artist of some serious skill, and his upcoming comic Ball-Peen Hammer goes to press this week. In fact, it may be out now, by the time you read this. George's blog, where he posts art and sketches and other little amusements can be found here: http://geooco.blogspot.com/

My addiction to Twitter has grown steadily ever since I could find my favorite comic people hovering around there. I think it's indicative of how addicted I am that I have Twitteriffic open on my desktop 24 hours a day. If you read this blog and wish to find me on Twitter, my username is JulianRubbish. I'm a Twitterfiend. Lord, I apologize...

Also starring in a play, Daniel Sullivan's Inspecting Carol, the night performances stretching from tonight to Saturday night. I plan to break many legs.

Adios, you slimy bastards.