I’ve been getting a little impatient with the progression of my comic, so I decided that I’ve been drawing enough to kick things up a notch. From now on,the comic will be updating TWICE every week, with new comics every Monday and Friday. Yes, that’s twice as much Out at Five for the same low price. Stop on by to start and end your workweek right!
Oh, hi! Did you just drop in? Well, welcome. Out at Five is a comic featuring characters of mine who have been around a while, and I just recently started drawing after a long hiatus. The story has picked up five years after certain events took place. You may want to consider a few options before diving right in.
Happy reading!
Hey, did you know that Out at Five has a Twitter account? Neither did I. I guess I forgot. It gets its tweets mirrored from the Facebook page for the time being, ’cause I’m lazy that way.
Why, hello there! This has certainly been a nice, long hiatus, hasn’t it? In case you just tuned in, I stopped drawing comics back in late 2011 when my daughter was born. It’s been a fun, comic-free ride ever since then, and I’ve just recently added a baby boy into our family mix. Nevertheless, I’ve just recently picked up the pen again and have started sketching up some ideas for a kind of Out at Five Reunion, so you can see what all our characters have been up to since everything ground to a halt.
Also, I just had an extensive interview via email with Ideal Comics about my comics — mostly Cortland, but that kind of includes Out at Five, since they’re both wrapped up in the same universe. It brought back a lot of memories from the days when I was drawing a new comic every weekday and spent a good portion of my free time online with my buddies at Comic Genesis rather than chasing around a rambunctious two-year old.