Out at Five: Now in print!

by on April 4, 2017 at 2:06 pm

If you enjoy reading Out at Five and would like to support my artistic endeavors, listen up. Yesterday, I posted the first comic in a new storyline on outatfive.com. However, you can read it the WHOLE story — all 27 comics — in advance, if you donate $5 or more to my comic via PayPal.




How? Simple — I had the new story-line printed up with Ka-Blam.com. I got my first sample copy over the weekend, and it looks nice! Now, you can read the whole story whenever you like, in full dead-tree resolution, with no load times whatsoever.

Want your own copy? Click the button on the right and donate $5 or more, along with your mailing address, and I’ll have Ka-Blam send one to you! If you don’t mind waiting, don’t worry — all the comics will eventually find their way online. However, if you like my comic, please consider making a donation. (Because ink and bristol board aren’t free!)

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Now updating Mondays AND Fridays!

by on April 29, 2016 at 12:24 pm

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!

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Facebook?

by on April 18, 2016 at 10:27 pm

I gave up Facebook for Lent. That didn’t mean the updates stopped, though. Hope you’re enjoying them.

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Quick note to new readers

by on February 1, 2015 at 11:42 pm

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.

  1. If you’ve never read my comic before, you can start at the beginning here.
  2. If you’ve read Out at Five but haven’t dropped by since my three-year hiatus (running between 2011 and 2014), you may wish to start here.
  3. If you’d like the extended backstory that took place in my first web comic, Cortland (which started back in 2004), the whole thing is available here.

Happy reading!

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