I love how Johnny is wearing a mask.

Well, here we are, the last day of new comics every weekday. If you’re one of the few who’ve been along for the ride I sincerely thank you for reading and I hope you’ve enjoyed the 24 strips so far. There’s plenty more on the way, three next week for instance, and at least one a week after that.

As for this strip, I suppose panel 1 is a kinda-sequel to The Everyday #13 and will weird Gary out again when he reads this comic about himself reading a comic about himself. He can’t handle the idea of the infinite very well. Panel 2 marks my second reference to Mister Jeffrey Brown, the first being in The Everyday #20. It also mentions my friend Kev’s (and James’) club night in Manchester. If you like the sound of it from the band list on the flyer (the writing is too small you say? oh well) then you can keep informed of their indie disco mayhems at the Dot Dash MySpace. And panel 3 is just so so wrong it must be right, right?

Seeya next week.

To kick off the fifth week of updates every weekday here is a double length strip I did back in March. I think it speaks for itself.

And as if that wasn’t enough for you, a month before I drew this I took part in Hourly Comics Day where, yep, you had to draw a comic for every hour you were awake on the 1st February. Here’s one of my favourites from the day:

The rest of the day’s strips can be seen at the Hourly Comic Day forum. This was back when I worked at a comic shop and with the 1st being a Thursday, it was our busiest day of the week when all the new comics come in. It was a struggle and I missed an hour or two but I did my best and it got me thinking about how I decide what to draw strips about.

I hope you liked this bumper sized post and (if you’re in the UK) are enjoying your Bank Holiday.

Take care.