Taking the week off to finish off some other projects that desperately need my attention so no new comic strips this week. So feel free to take a trip through the archives and I’ll see you all back here in a week.

Just a quick heads up I’ve switched the commenting system on the old G&T internet web log comic site from IntenseDebate over to DISQUS. I installed it over on the Wilderness Guide and really liked the results so here we go. Now you can comment the old way but also using Facebook as well as Twitter. So go forth and comment. Or dead Mexican politicians say horrible things about your hair cut.  Just FYI.

I come bearing wondrous news. The newest Gary and Ted collection, Tactless in the Face of Danger, have arrived and are now available for purchase. It contains the standard nonsense that you’ve grown to expect from Gary and Ted as well as other book related things. Such as a cover, pages, binding, etc. (we are all familiar with books, right? I know it’s the 21st century and all, but come on.) This collection contains over two years of hand picked for freshness strips as well as ten pages of remastered classic G&T strips only available in this collection.

I’m also trying something new (well new for me, anyway) by the way of offering an Artist Edition of the book for an additional $5. The Artists Edition comes with a custom hand drawn, fully inked sketch by me. Proving that those three years I spent at art school wasn’t a complete waste of my parent’s money.

So please head on over to the HyperWrench Store to pick up your copy now.

And they wonder why print media is dying.

When I checked the mail today I found a nice surprise crammed into my tiny apartment mail box. It was the proof for the next Gary and Ted collection, Tactless in the Face of Danger. Marvel at the pictures of the front cover with it’s handsome protagonists. Witness the majesty of the colossal bar code (I swear it didn’t look that big when I was putting it together).

I think I’ll be getting the books in sometime by mid March at the latest so start saving those pennies now.

And as an aside if any postal workers are reading this (especially if you work for a group that rhymes with Banada Roast), if a package doesn’t fit into the tiny mailbox please just leave a delivery notice and have the recipient pick it up. Some of us don’t really want things we pay money for damaged.