Missile Crisis Free To Look At
That's right! The Missile Crisis story is now free to look at, and the posters are two-for-one until they're gone!
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20 September 2006
That's right! The Missile Crisis story is now free to look at, and the posters are two-for-one until they're gone!
THIS URL IS NO LONGER THE ACTIVE URL FOR OVERCOMPENSATING! PLEASE GO TO JJROWLAND or OVERCOMPENSATING FOR NEW COMICS!
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10 Comments:
ah J Ro, you spoil us too much!
Don't you mean July 5?
Damn, and I just spent money on it so I could read it. Just jokes, I don't mind since I got the special edition and will get some neat special stuff with it. Also, it puts a few dollars into Mr. Rowlands pockets which allows him to buy art supplies and liquid inspiration/intoxihol. This is actually pretty cool, since my copy hasn't arrived yet, I can get a start on reading it. Thanks J-to-the-R.
Yay web content!
On a similar, the Wigu Story Guide isn't there for some reason, I wanted to be... guided in... the story.
I had meant to buy the Case of the Missile Crisis when or shortly after it came out, then forgot... and until right now I regretted that.
Seriously, that was it?
That entire 24-page story seems to just have been the introduction of one character.
J-Ro, how can you pack so much into each two-or-three strip Overcompensating story, yet fill 24 pages of Wigu with so little?
Yeah Karpet I am still cutting my teeth on the long-format deal, that's why Atlantis has been so tough. Thanks for the input!
Bogeys posers?
aw, shoot, I know you mean to spell how you spell. It's like a silent "t", except that it's an invisible one. You know it's there whether or not it is.
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pamela, you spelled your name wrong!!!!!!!!!!!! ;-)
just saw the J Ro refference, and it reminded me to ask you: Jeffery, do you know that there is actually a clothing brand in Japan called J Ro? I'm pretty sure they are scamming the J Lo thing, because they are fairly new, and, well, the Japanese can't tell the difference.
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