The Patreon preview for this strip is about how I approach making a strip interesting when there’s only one character speaking.
Brien is Employee of the Week! Patreon is my most predictable form of income, and even $1 a month is a huge help!
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Next Week: Doug and Bridget workshop lies. Read it early, and with author commentary, on Patreon!
This strip’s Patreon preview is about the origins of Fingerzebub. Also, it was my birthday this weekend. I am Old.
Caitlin is Employee of the Week! Hurray! You, too, can be Employee of the Week, by supporting my art on Patreon! Go do that.
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Next Week: Sara’s decision. Read it early, and with author commentary, on Patreon!
The Patreon preview for this strip is about joke construction. More importantly, I’ve got a new tabletop RPG project launching on Kickstarter on February 10th! Big Robots, Big Feelings is getting a redesigned, expanded edition as part of ‘ZineQuest 2026! Visit the pre-launch page to sign up to be notified when the project goes live!
Trash the Stampede is Employee of the Week, and can be found on the internet at The Word Eater. Patreon is also a predictable source of income, which helps calm the increasingly rough waters of freelancing, so I very much appreciate the people who support me on it!
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Next Week: Sara goes to B.L. Zebub for “help.” Read it early, and with author commentary, on Patreon!
This week’s Patreon preview is about how not enough workplaces talk about soup drawers and warlocks.
Leonardo is Employee of the Week! They supported the creation of Hockeypocalypse: Slashers, and helped make that book possible! Which is good, because Hockeypocalypse continues to be my best seller at conventions. You can also help me out for as little as $1 a month, because that really adds up when enough people get involved.
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Next Week: Harry’s soup is popular. Read it early on Patreon!
The Patreon preview for this strip is about maybe indulging my hobbies too much.
Sebastian is Employee of the Week, and you can, too! It’s how I have predictable money, which is both Cool and Good because we live in capitalist hell-world. If everyone who read the comic in a month chipped in $1, I’d be able to turn down most freelance work and focus on doing Hell, Inc. stuff and my own graphic novels!
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Next Week: Sara is fed up with all these warlocks and soup drawers. Read it early on Patreon!
First comic of 2026! The Patreon preview for this one is about getting stuck on funny words.
Jillian Taylor-Dolan, colourist of the award-winning Lost At Windy River, is Employee of the Week, which means they are one of the folks helping support Hell, Inc. and my other non-freelance art endeavours! Patreon can make that possible! Even $1 goes a long way, and adds up pretty fast when enough readers show their support.
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Next Week: Sara continues to be full of questions. Read it early on Patreon!