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Drawn from the writings of an 18th century prognosticator… Webcomic Idol down to the final three, Lucid TV, Templar, Arizona and Simulated Comic Product. School Spirit reaches 500 strips! Congratulations! Michael Rouse-Deane has put out a children’s book for charity which you can pre-order.

Hi all, I received a very distressing email this morning from a friend of a reader who is in need of help. I remember how generous you all were when I had my cats, so I thought I'd post this here. Instead of trying to describe the situation, I'll just post the email in its entirety. Thanks!

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Hi all, I received a very distressing email this morning from a friend of a reader who is in need of help. I remember how generous you all were when I had my cats, so I thought I'd post this here. Instead of trying to describe the situation, I'll just post the email in its entirety. Thanks!

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Marvel Digitalcats Ho! announcement... check.

Marvel website crash... check.

Waking up the morning after... check:

• Slashdot commenters discuss the announcement.
• ComixMix wonders if Marvel will pull materials from its online initiative if they prove too popular.
• The Beat says now we can clear out some of the boxes in the attic.

Kids, that is. And it's no different in the online graphic novel Shades, either. You can go out of your way to be as circumspect and diplomatic as you like, but kids'll always find a way to drop you in it!

Which, as you might have guessed, is exactly what's happening in today's instalment at Broken Voice Comics as Jill attempts to find out what her son has been doing all weekend. Be warned - this could get ugly!

Kids, that is. And it's no different in the online graphic novel Shades, either. You can go out of your way to be as circumspect and diplomatic as you like, but kids'll always find a way to drop you in it!