Location: Baseball Diamond

Pretend Rummaging

The last Hell, Inc. strip of 2019! I kind of want to make a “Property of Hell, Inc. Mandatory Athletics Department” t-shirt, which I now have the capability to do because I have a Teepublic store. Leave a comment or send me an email or whatever if that’s a thing you’d be interested in.

EMPLOYEE OF THE WEEK:

Brien Aronov is Employee of the Week, and so can you! If you think what I do here with Hell, Inc. is worth a buck, you can be shouted out as Employee of the Week upon joining the Hell, Inc. Patreon. At $2 or higher, you enter the regular rotation. Got a thing to promote? I’ll link to it in your shoutout.

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Next Week: Back in the office, where things will assuredly be better. Read it early on Patreon!

Home Run

Merry Christmas, everyone! Slightly early, but a lot of you seem to like reading this on Wednesday, and it’s Monday, so close enough. I shall be spending my day finishing my Christmas shopping and wrapping presents because apparently making comics is the only thing I can stay ahead of schedule for.

Baseball: the only sport worthy of Hell, because it takes eons and nothing happens. But it IS funny when a pitcher gets hit with a ball they’ve just thrown.

EMPLOYEE OF THE WEEK:

Joe Amon is Employee of the Week, probably so Hell, Inc. can pretend that making him work this week isn’t hideously cruel. Does Joe actually work this week? I don’t know. You should support the Hell, Inc. Patreon so YOU can be Employee of the Week, and so I can pay for this whole “Christmas” thing.

If you can’t afford to support the Patreon, I get it. But you CAN help out for FREE by voting for Hell, Inc. on Top Webcomics and helping drive new readers to the site.

Next Week: It was hard to try to come up with something grosser than chewing tobacco, and I don’t know if I got there. Read it early on Patreon!