This weekend marked the end of the Gamers Giving fund drive to help the family of Taylor Burgess, a seven-year-old Denver-area girl who is battling leukemia. The effort culminated in a 24-hour gaming event, during which I ran an eight-hour […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well, I guess the evening is off to a shaky start. In the Double Take this week, General Hightower does a little experimenting. Vote for us on TWC to see it!
I don’t want to tell you your business, Mark, but maybe don’t piss off a woman who can crush your head with her mind. Mark’s not doing much better in this week’s Double Take. Vote for us on TWC to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
9/19 Update: Sorry, no new Double Take. Inspiration completely failed to strike. But if you’re feeling generous, we’d still be very grateful for a vote on TWC! Either way, we’ll be back next week with a new page. See you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You thought he was really going to do it, didn’t you? This week is a bit of a departure for the Double Take. Instead of a silly re-dialoging of this page, we have the first draft of the script for […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This isn’t the first time someone has told Max it would be a shonda (a shame, or a pity) to let his talents go to waste. But the first time, the intended outcome was completely different. This week, in the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Max isn’t the only one that came back from The Asylum with scars. In this week’s Double Take, Abe tries to avoid familial responsibility. Vote for us on TWC to see it!
I love the lighting and shading effects on this page! Panels 1 and 6 are especially effective. The difference between the flat colors, which I do, and the final version, after Al has worked his magic, really brings out the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Poor Max is just beyond caring any more. In this week’s Double Take, Private Goldman overcomes his fear of doors. Vote for us on TWC to see it! (Available through 8/11.)
There was a time when Max would have been overjoyed to have a friend on base. Especially a Jewish friend. But now… (In case you’ve forgotten the two instances that Goldman referred to, here’s “in the mess hall”, and “with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…