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"If you haven't heard of this 130 page epic, you need to hear about it now.
A few years ago, musician Chris Fischer wrote and drew a long action-adventure story about the Rescue Rangers, featuring Gadget. She's a little different... in the course of her adventure she is captured and head shorn, so she's a punky little mouse through a lot of this story. She also has a serious "thing" going with Chip. There's serious violence from time to time, as well.
The art is beautiful from one end to the other, told mainly in greytones and one colour.
There's only one problem. It isn't there anymore!
This came to my attention thanks to a correspondent on DeviantArt. I decided to email Chris and ask what happened. As luck would have it, I got an answer the same day. In brief, his credit card was hacked, and he hasn't adjusted all his auto-pays, etc. and is fitting a new daughter into his life.
However, "Of Mice and Mayhem" can still be downloaded from a Russian site, if you don't mind translating Cyrillic letters and Russian into English in your head...
Just kidding. That is, no, I'm not, but if you move the cursor down to Dale's head, then move it straight to the left, you will come to an invisible button. It will light up "English." Click on that and you're in business. Unless you like it in Russian, of course.
konorama.ru/omip/
The entire story will download in one zip-file. Click on the image of the cover and a table of contents will appear to the left. Scroll down a little until a large white arrow appears, and click on that to begin a download.
Or you can go to:
rrdatabase.dyndns.org/written/…"
A few years ago, musician Chris Fischer wrote and drew a long action-adventure story about the Rescue Rangers, featuring Gadget. She's a little different... in the course of her adventure she is captured and head shorn, so she's a punky little mouse through a lot of this story. She also has a serious "thing" going with Chip. There's serious violence from time to time, as well.
The art is beautiful from one end to the other, told mainly in greytones and one colour.
There's only one problem. It isn't there anymore!
This came to my attention thanks to a correspondent on DeviantArt. I decided to email Chris and ask what happened. As luck would have it, I got an answer the same day. In brief, his credit card was hacked, and he hasn't adjusted all his auto-pays, etc. and is fitting a new daughter into his life.
However, "Of Mice and Mayhem" can still be downloaded from a Russian site, if you don't mind translating Cyrillic letters and Russian into English in your head...
Just kidding. That is, no, I'm not, but if you move the cursor down to Dale's head, then move it straight to the left, you will come to an invisible button. It will light up "English." Click on that and you're in business. Unless you like it in Russian, of course.
konorama.ru/omip/
The entire story will download in one zip-file. Click on the image of the cover and a table of contents will appear to the left. Scroll down a little until a large white arrow appears, and click on that to begin a download.
Or you can go to:
rrdatabase.dyndns.org/written/…"
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This Time For Good!
Boy... some customers will do anything to get out of paying up! This is true, but I’m also making a joke in very bad taste. Let me explain. I had already announced that I would no longer be doing any more commissions. I meant it, too. However I can be an easy touch at times, and I've broken my vow of retirement more than once ... and usually regretted it for one reason or another. But the last commission I did as a favour to a fan backfired badly. To begin with, it was a quick freebie. No charge. But then the guy wanted the original drawing, and said he would pay well for it, and would foot the cost of postage. Okay. I agreed. But then was delayed a repeatedly before finally he promised to send a money order the next time he was in town. I crossed my fingers. A little more time went by with no money order, but unexpectedly he reported on FaceBook that he had had a heart attack! Oh, fudge, I thought, trying to be compassionate and not thinking about the money. I decided he
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DeliquentArt has been getting wonkier and wonkier with time. Recently, it's been classifiying almost all my art as "not fit to be seen," even when it is as clean as a whistle. I should know... I'm a well practiced whistle blower ... or, in plain speech, a complainer! I'm tried re-setting the posted art, but it doesn't seen to take affect. Instead, one post after another of mine has been blanked out of view unless the viewer is an adult member. I don't know what gives, but it brings to mind an old saying, modified somewhat -- you get what you pay for... and DelightfulFart is free.
No One Excepts the British Succession
I got up today to discover that the Queen was dead, God Save the King and all that... My first couple of years were under George VI, but of course, I remember nothing of that. All my life, the Queen has sat on the thrown, and – like that – history has moved on. I feel nothing about the Queen, really – a lady who brought dignity and a sense of determination to the crown. I had a desire to see her live to 100, but 96 isn’t shabby – longest reign in British history, even all the way back to the Anglo Saxons and dark ages. Nor was her reign one free of debacle and tumult. There were wars on her shift, the enormous black eye that Diana’s death forced on the Royal family, the “Annus Horibilis” in which Windsor Castle was badly damaged in a fire, the assassination of the Queen’s uncle, Louis Mountbatten, by Irish terrorists, and recently the ignominious retreat from the European Union by the British Government. It’s a wonder all the crockery at Buckingham Palace wasn’t cracked by
Wee Beastie
For some time, now, I've been finding little "presents" around my apartment that tell me that a mouse has taken up residence. I've seen it a number of time, and more brazenly each time. Two weeks, I saw it saunter out into the living room, as confident as though it were the owner. It disappeared, as before behind a cabinet that I'm unable to move without a tremendous amount of trouble. So, I've ignored it, figuring that my place is clean, I leave no food around, and my groceries are all in jars or cans, or refrigerated. Eventually, the mouse would stop coming around here without finding food. Making a living is tough enough for a mouse, without wasting effort. So far, it seemed to be working. I hadn't seen the pest for those last too weeks. But I spoke too soon. Yesterday, I used the washroom and noticed movement in the bath tub. I looked and fund it was my mouse! I don't know how it climbed up the tub in the first place, but plainly it was unable to climb out. The presents suggested
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i have read it before a very great story one that could of been made into an animated movie if it was done right .