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Finally got my latest 24-hour comic scanned and online... as well as my previous year’s comic, which I’d actually scanned and formatted and even uploaded but for some reason never got around to actually making available.
Last year’s comic: Dragonfire (Drawn at the unfortunately now defunct Atomic Basement Comics)
This year’s comic: Neolithic (Drawn at 7000BC comics—or rather while on a Zoom call hosted by 7000BC comics)
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So, once again this year I participated in 24-Hour Comics Day... and for the first and hopefully last time I was not able to do it in a physical host location. (More on that later.) I did, however, still do it in a group setting of sorts, because I was in a 24-Hour Comics Day Zoom meeting hosted by 7000 BC, a comic store in New Mexico. (Were there not closer locations hosting this year? No. No there were not. Again, more on that later.)
I’ll scan the whole comic later and put it online, but in the meantime here’s the first page of my newest 24-hour comic. (Most of the pages are not, of course, nearly this elaborate; since this was a big splash page, I spent more time on this page than on any other page in the comic.)
