A man owes the world nothing except that which he promises to it. No more, no less, but in a man’s promise lies his honor and others’ faith.
Will Chassereau
Ladson, SC
If you’re ever in the neighborhood, look me up; I’d enjoy meeting the guy who created a world of characters who feel like neighbors and whom nobody wants to say goodbye to. You bring the beer, I’ll bring the brass pearls.
Well said, Corey. I can’t believe the mean-spirited nature of all those people who are upset just because you SAID you were going to come through with MWF comics because you wanted to give them something, and then immediately took the week off to drink beer with your buds without further comment.
You really, truly, don’t get what the issue is after all this, do you? Here’s a hint…it’s NOT that you needed to take some time off. That part’s OK.
Kinda ironic that the last posted strip has a character who has figured out how to tend to his personal life and still get his comics out at the same time, don’t ya think? And here we all thought the anthropomorphic dog was the far-fetched one.
Y’know, just stop making promises. Nobody believes them any more anyway…just another day of yeah-I-promised-you-guys-something-but-something-more-important-came-up.
A sad day for all who got to know the crazy residents of Barkeater Lake as if they were family and friends–and we’ve all got those family members and friends, admit it or not. I’ve read BL from the first strip, and I hate to see it end, Corey, but I can’t fault your reasons; just wish the powers-that-be had been more supportive in making BL as rewarding for you as it has been for your readers. I really do think it’s the best of your work…only a great comic would inspire such a turmoil when readers don’t get their fix, so please forgive the criticism about the inconsistency and take it as a compliment toward the art.
And yeah…maybe I’ll give Greene with Envy a shot, as long as you promise not to get me totally hooked and then go wishy-washy again.
Yeah…what’s up with that?