Ding!
Tonight, on a very special Saffron and Sage, Milk gets her bell rung!
Americans, please vote this week if you haven’t! Specifically, vote for Harris so I can stop eating stress gummies and work on making the comic actually funny!
It’s Not the Destination…
It’s the Journey! It’s truths revealed, friends made along the way, and lessons learned.
Clover and Cutlass – Maggie is a reluctant heir to the local warlord, who falls for Jolene, a burnt-out healer. Unfortunately, Maggie’s parents want Jolene dead.
The Chronicles of Oro – Magic, crimes, dragons, and babysitting. Juniper Snow is spirited away to another world and is now now implicated in a teenage crime spree, entangled in the fate of the world, and must deal with all this while also managing an unexpected babysitting gig.
Sao and the Glow of Memories – A young boy searches for his abducted clan. The world he ventures into is one where men, monsters, and spirits are at war, each scarred by a legacy of conquest.
Thanks for keeping the political pitch relatively light, and not in favour of “rape is resistance” or defending the people who put out videos of baking two year olds in ovens as actual recruiting videos before pivoting to claiming that never happened (echoes of 1860s Democrats when that whole secession thing, pardon the pun, went South – from arguments that “slavery is a positive good” to “it’s al about tariffs” in just two years). I actually stopped reading a few webcomics for that pro-Hamas pitch, and not just because I saw PFFLP and Hezb’Allah mercenaries murdering civilian noncombatants in Rumania in 1989.
I’m hardly against politics, but I think you got the intensity of the pitch about right. That’s rarer and rarer with today’s education system, where opposition is always either stupid or evil – it makes it hard for the committed to grasp the nature of actual evil and it makes speaking to people with respect difficult. You pulled the latter off. Thanks.