@Harulth: Hah, yeah. I thought about adding the knife in the last panel, sticking out of his back, but I wasn’t sure if that would actually make it any funnier.
@Teddy: Wow, thanks! I’m super glad you liked it!
@Luke: Thanks! I originally planned to use a magnet there as well, but I opted for a lazier(?) solution in the end.
@-2!: Heh yeah, that made me chuckle. Also, now I see it would perhaps be funnier if I substituted “bread” with “oreos” or something, which would make just the thought process of constructing that shopping list pretty hilarious. :D
@Rob: Cool! Yeah, I was pleased with the addition of the shadow in the first two panels, which made it possible to fit all the events in 4 panels, or even just 3 if you remove the somewhat unnecessary third panel. I think I first thought of this strip as a 6-7 panels thing. Also, the night-time ambiance is quite simply added by having a layer on top set to “color” in Photoshop, then drop the opacity for the desired effect.
yupp, definitely suicide.
Repeated stabbing to the chest, and the blade nowhere to be found. Obviously a suicide.
I just linked to your comic and said “LOL!!!!!! omg. this has GOT to be the best webcomic ever”
Man, that Bob is a real jerk! But he’s thorough.
Also, the blood arrow is a nice touch.
Love the alarm in first panel.
I really really like the lighting on this one. All the shadows and the difference between the night and day panels. Excellent.
And the joke is awesome too :)
Thanks for your comments, gang!
@Harulth: Hah, yeah. I thought about adding the knife in the last panel, sticking out of his back, but I wasn’t sure if that would actually make it any funnier.
@Teddy: Wow, thanks! I’m super glad you liked it!
@Luke: Thanks! I originally planned to use a magnet there as well, but I opted for a lazier(?) solution in the end.
@-2!: Heh yeah, that made me chuckle. Also, now I see it would perhaps be funnier if I substituted “bread” with “oreos” or something, which would make just the thought process of constructing that shopping list pretty hilarious. :D
@Rob: Cool! Yeah, I was pleased with the addition of the shadow in the first two panels, which made it possible to fit all the events in 4 panels, or even just 3 if you remove the somewhat unnecessary third panel. I think I first thought of this strip as a 6-7 panels thing. Also, the night-time ambiance is quite simply added by having a layer on top set to “color” in Photoshop, then drop the opacity for the desired effect.
Where did he get the third “o”?
@brenoe: Duh, he obviously went out and bought an additional set of fridge magnets.
Since we being all smart-assy about the magnets, I was wondering who keeps changing around the letters at the very top!
Have you been sneaking in my house and reading my murder journal?