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Butts are funny.
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Butts are funny.
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I do post here! I don't have my whole archive here, but I started ![email protected] recently and crosspost from there.
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I'm getting multiple references to "Beep"... I'm clearly out of touch. Can you explain?
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Readers can have a little Loss, as a treat.
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What an absolutely wild take and insane crusade to embark on.
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I'm sharing my stuff wherever I think I can find an audience.. Reddit will be included until it becomes untenable. (I exclude Xitter from that because I don't like Nazis.)
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Of course. My comics aren't popular enough for random people to repost them for karma or whatever. (Except the occasional mass-appeal ones like the dragon language one or the modern mimics.)
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Thank you!
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Laughing at the idea of billionaires being a "marginalized group".
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Those numbers will vary a lot between individual subreddits.
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I think all these sites are blocking or hiding external links because they see people going to other websites as a threat to their dominance/profit.
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Haha, thanks :) Yeah, I created Feral Comics on Webtoon as a place to keep all the one-offs that aren't part of the Love and Hex story, so both kinds of thing can exist online without getting in each other's way.
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We post to Reddit because there's a huge potential audience there. It's goofy that Reddit would take actions that dissuade us from using their site.
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I'm way to small to go places and do signings 😅 It would be fun to do a convention sometime, but I don't have the marketing chops or energy.
People have asked how they can get a signed copy... My workaround is that , unlike the book which is print on demand, I sell stickers directly via Ko-Fi, so if someone buys a sticker and mentions they have the book, I include a little sticky label with a signature and a lil' sketch that they can stick in the cover.
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I don't know, I haven't blocked anyone. Different apps might render community links differently?
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Hearts
I originally drew this last year in the form of a Valentine's day card for my wife - finally a year later I can share it.
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From Love and Hex, a webcomic that grew from a D&D campaign joke into an ongoing rom-com/horror story. It's on Webtoon, GlobalComix and other platforms. Also r/LoveAndHex. ^(And Patreon if you like early releases and extra stuff.)
There's also a book now! You'll find it on Amazon (just use your country's site), or you can get it and T-shirts on Comcraft!
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Cursed
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Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/horror story. It's on Webtoon and other platforms. Also r/LoveAndHex. ^(And Patreon if you like early releases and extra stuff.)
And there's a book you can buy now! Someone in Germany thinks it's really good!
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Dressed to impress
A version of this magic garment was owned by one of my first D&D characters, who made good use of it. Unlike similar magic armours, its transformation is not an illusion - it could actually change material as well as appearance. So I could walk around in plate armour for combat, turn it into a beekeeper's outfit to deal with an insect plague, or change instantly into something classy for a royal ball. It should be particularly handy for someone like Tamilda.
What's going on here?
Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/horror story. It's on Webtoon and other platforms. ^(And) ^(Patreon) ^(if you like early releases and extra stuff.)
And there's a book you can buy now! People think it's really good!
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Frog Life