MothoScope

If any new socials or sites I use arise up I'll be sure to update this post. Hopefully this ends up finding some resolution, because I genuinely do enjoy using this mess of a site and don't want to stop, but this is just for good measure. Just so you all know where you can find me.

If any new socials or sites I use arise up I'll be sure to update this post. Hopefully this ends up finding some resolution, because I genuinely do enjoy using this mess of a site and don't want to stop, but this is just for good measure. Just so you all know where you can find me.

All three of them are childhood best friends now in their mid-twenties. - Angel is a fan of playing video games and practicing/learning about divination and the occult. He likes to think he is an anarchist, but really he just can't keep a job and doesn't like to try. He sublets with Roman, but isn't a really good roommate. He and Joseph used to date in high school, but they broke up and he isn't over it. - Roman is a recovering stoner (he isn't anti-weed. He just has to stop because he's started getting sick from it) and obsessed with collecting vintage paraphernalia. He wants to start putting his life together and go to trade school, but he's a bit of a pushover. - Joseph is nihilist fixated on one day making a great screenplay. He likes films, reading theoretical articles, and sharing his opinions about said things. He is currently struggling with shame over needing to take a break from school after one year of trying because he couldn't handle it. He used to date Angel in high school, but broke it off before going to university. He thinks he's over him. The (current) basic idea of their story essentially revolves around Angel accidentally summoning a demon, and all three need to go on a road-trip to return it back to whatever "demon realm" it came from. A lot of other stuff goes down obviously, but that is the narrative gist.

This one is a bit more melancholy than previous years. It is maybe not the most fun or uplifting recollection of my day, but I like to be honest about my feelings. Even the ugly ones.

It's the 20th anniversary and we're taking a stand alongside our Black cartoonist members and friends to demand a change to honor Black History Month- draw your comics on the 8th, not the 1st! http://hourlycomicsday.com/