If this works I've fixed my twitterfeed. If the link is still broken it's back to the drawing board. Just finished my instructions picture for the forthcoming trash can version.  Almost there.

Cuckoos Wear Black - The trash can version

I've been playing around with a few different formats for Cuckoos Wear Black lately. I've never been convinced that the original version, updated twice a week, really worked for CWB; getting one strip every two or three days just seemed a bit weird to me. So now I've decided to reissue it as a series of mini-comics which I'm calling the trash can version. Each issue should print out on a single sheet of paper, which folded in half will give the 4 page trash can version. That gives 8 strips per issue which I reckon is a reasonable size to read. I'm just tweaking the formats a bit to give an A4 and letter size version (see I haven't forgotten you across the water). As these will all be in pdf format, they should work on your smart phone or tablet as well. Anyway, enough waffling; Cuckoos Wear Black, the trash can version, should start hitting the web Monday, October 3. If your missed it first time round, or got fed up waiting for the strips to arrive, this might be for you.

Cuckoos Wear Black on Android

Cuckoos Wear Black goes mobile and hits the 21st century. Richard and Julie's story is now on the Android marketplace. Just search for Cuckoos Wear Black and you'll find it lurking there.  Or you could go to my apps page for a bit more info.

Now I'm off to get a beer. Too much technology for one day.

Another page.

A little bit of page 15.  Ready for some ink.

Changed picture.  Last one from the phone got shrunk to nothing. :)

Werewolf posters

I was looking for list of old werewolf movies so I could slip in a subtle reference in the background of a panel when I came across this at The Film Connoisseur. There are some absolute crackers here.

My new ad box

Been working on a new ad to pull in the punters. If nothing else it all helps fill ProjectWonderful's coffers, so at least I'm helping someone.

Still not sure that the subjunctive case works on the bottom line -- probably evidence of some sort of personality disorder worrying about it :) -- I need to get out more.

Oh, and yes, it is supposed to be slightly ambiguous.

Klaus Janson’s Tips via the Comic Academy

I came across this blog post  via a Twitter feed from the Comic Academy Twitter feed. It's a really interesting post; really wish I'd been there.