Thank You, Patrons! Patreon Special Offer!
Yesterday was #ThankYouPatrons Day! – and I wanted to put together something cool as a special benefit for my awesome Patreon supporters.
A Christmas card (featuring Cthulhu!) addressed to you (yes, in the mail!) with a personalized drawing! Here is a teaser image of how it will look with an example drawing.
How it works: All patrons who have joined, upgraded or is an active member of the Optipess $5 tier  as of Nov 30 (the end of this offer) will get a Christmas card shipped to their address. I will be in touch to ask if you want anything in particular drawn on your card, and the cards will  be shipped out in the first few days of December, perfectly in time for the festive Cthulmas!
Oh, and at the $5 level you’ll also get access to tons of making-of videos showing how I make my comics.
Regardless if you join the offer or not I wanted to say thank you so much to all my patrons! Your support truly means the world to me!





Awesome! And my gift to you is: I will not ask you to send me a card
Well, thanks(?)
Happy Cthulmas anyway, Matt!
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The early-access bundle is a thoughtful way to reward long-term supporters. Creator updates also work especially well when the preview is concise and captioned, since patrons can understand the progress quickly.
It’s always nice to see creators offering personal touches like this for their supporters. The idea of a Cthulhu-themed Christmas card is both funny and thoughtful. By the way, if you’re ever looking for a fun way to pick a random animal for a drawing or just for a laugh, there’s a random animal generator that might give you some inspiration. Keep up the great work!
Late to this one but the Patreon offer is a great idea — the archive alone is worth it. Kris deserves every bit of support for keeping the strip going this long.
It’s always great to see creators rewarding their supporters with personal touches like this. The Cthulhu Christmas card idea is genuinely fun. For anyone who enjoys turning creative ideas into something you can actually listen to, I’ve been using airapgenerator.app — a free AI rap generator that turns your lyrics or concepts into full rap songs with beats, vocals, and downloadable MP3s. It’s a nice companion tool for creative projects. Keep up the great work, Kristian!
Love seeing creators reward their supporters with personal touches like the Cthulhu Christmas card — that kind of thoughtful perk really builds community. It reminds me of how useful a good text-to-speech tool can be for creators, too. I’ve been using speechgeneration.net to turn scripts and comic ideas into natural-sounding voiceovers, then download them as MP3s for free. It’s a handy companion for anyone producing audio content. Keep up the great work, Kristian!
It’s always great to see creators rewarding their supporters with personal touches like this. The Cthulhu Christmas card idea is genuinely fun. For anyone who enjoys turning creative ideas into something you can actually listen to, I’ve been using airapgenerator.app — a free AI rap generator that turns your lyrics or concepts into full rap songs with beats, vocals, and downloadable MP3s. It’s a nice companion tool for creative projects. Keep up the great work, Kristian!
Good breakdown. I ended up re-reading the middle section twice before it clicked. I have been using commentviewer.net to pull the comments off my TikToks into a spreadsheet, way easier than scrolling.