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2/8/10 - Don't worry, it may look like things are about to reach completion, but there's a while more to go.
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2/6/10 - And the bears who once upon a time kidnapped Dee.
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2/5/10 - Ah, the snake, who represents temptation. Refresh your memory here.
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2/4/10 - When I was a kid, I learned the joke "how do you get down off an elephant?" "You don't, you get down off a duck." I have always loved this joke and continue to tell it (But I won't tell it to any of you, because now you know it). Anyhow, I would be remiss in my relaying of my childhood fancies through "Little Dee" if I didn't put the joke in. Why did I choose a goose rather than a duck? I'm not quite sure, maybe because somewhere, in my brain, I came to think that goose-down is more common that duck-down and that somehow that was important. Silly brain.
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2/1/10 - The wolf, you may recall, appeared here and here.
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1/30/10 - A sad farewell to the plane. It has served us well on many adventures.
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1/26/10 - And then there's Henry-Henry, the infamous ghost plane.
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1/22/10 - Surely you recall the Lie Detector Bio-Nanotech Monster, yes?
As you may guess, during the final storyline, I'm going to be bringing back as many characters as I can, see them one last time. So, watch for your faves. :)
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1/18/10 - Best wishes on Martin Luther King Day.
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1/15/10 - Heh. Sigh. Sometimes I feel like that monster.
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1/12/10 - Surely you haven't forgotten the zombie rodent?
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1/11/10 - I babysat this weekend. I painted a picture of a train and a picture of a boat. It's strange to paint when you have no water to clean the brush between colors, and the brush doesn't really paint a line thinner than a pinky.
Hm. Anyway.
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1/7/10 - This is one of those strips I'm proud of. It has a hefty emotional weight (especially for a 4 panel strip) but yet the punchline is still very funny. AND the punchline does not undermine the depth of the preceding sentiment.
Anyhow, one of those moments I feel like I deserve a little pat on the back, and am unashamed of doing it myself.
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1/4/10 - So, today begins the final Dee storyline, but know that it will be anywhere from 3-to-4 months long.
I had hoped to finish drawing it before running it, but doing two-strips per day proved too much, and so I am beginning it now. It should work out fine, I have a rough draft and MANY strips written,
I hope you like it, I'm putting a lot of effort into making the final storyline really solid and good feeling for the strip as a whole.
best, -christopher
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