Based on a true story. Not really.

It turns out that just because I read 30+ webcomics a day, it doesn't mean I know crap about web design. So I took a page from the book of Jeffrey Rowland, and used Blogger to create a webpage for my comics. (Jeffrey Rowland is http://www.wigu.com ) Richmond, and you should already know this, is the capital of Virginia. It is a pretty great place to be! I will try to flesh out this claim throughout my comic, Welcome to Richmond. Although the main WTR page is a blog comic, there will soon be other webcomics of a different nature hanging around here. Blue Ink Comic, Sally and the Swamp Thing, Space Pig, and they're all for you! . . . Until I can trick you poor saps into unwittingly buying merchandise of the same "free" comics advertised, slowly draining your life force and wallet through insanely awesome shirts and things. Anyways, WTR should adhere to a 2 comics a week minimum schedule. As of yet, I do not know which days of the week this will actually take place on. Some of the other comics I've promised are easier to draw, (BIC) and some are much harder, (SP) so that schedule will be the same, a promised number of updates each month or week, but no set dates.

Now the part of the blog where I talk coherently is over. After this, most posts will be routinely beamed directly into the computer via the brain, then ended with a loooooooong stream of incoherent gibberish that will secretly alter your brainwaves, making them more susceptible to the sweet, mind numbing embrace of Mother Internet. Also send me money. Pens are expensive. http://clownsquad.org is nice. You should go there maybe?

Fogleyenating.