ready to go, but the FN site/FTP access seems to be down right now, and I have to go to bed!

I'm intending to upload at around 6:30 a.m. tomorrow. Hope this doesn't get anybody TOO riled up.

BRAIIIINS.

- Matt

Rob Clark... wow! While he DOES pull the "opening panel is just a panel that we're watching on TV and has nothing to do with the story in progress" gambit that irks me, the whole thing is just so charming that I don't really mind by the end. And exploring the rest of his site... double yowza! Bunny and the Cantelope is awesome (even though I think its cantaloupe), and really does a great exploit of the infinite canvas.

THIS IS A MAN TO WATCH. Or maybe I'm just clueless and everybody's already watching him.

And now I want Rob Clark and Dave Bort to TEAM UP.

...not Road TO Nowhere, which is a correction I made in the wee hours this morning. And I SWEAR the thumbnail worked last night, so I have no idea why it's not showing right now.
**SPOILERS**
I enjoyed the overall tone of this -- and the general dizziness of Frankenstein and Bride Of having a human (?) child, and then the pleasantly ghastly ending.

Another stellar Langridge-based submission! As I've said earlier, all entries this year were pretty danged good, but for some reason Roger really set a high bar for all the entries in his field. There's something magical about severed heads. Just ask the Futurama crowd.

Sorry about the Judy Dench/Scooby-Doo pun in the link. Couldn't be helped.

Hey folks, Kelly J. Cooper, Features Editor here. Just wondering if there are specific themes ya'll would like to see covered or stories you'd like to have us do. I'm always open to suggestions - you can email 'em to me here, kjc AT comixpedia DOT com, or post 'em on the forum. Thanks much! Kelly J.