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I awoke!
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Hello, Internet, and welcome to this year’s Hourly Comic Day!
I’m starting super early this time, because I want to get to bed at a halfway decent time, on account of it being Sunday.
I’m already wicked tired, because my dog, who is now sleeping soundly, kept waking me up. Don’t worry! I’ve got some cola and a frozen pizza on standby for a pick-me-up.
I’m going to be participating in Hourly Comic Day tomorrow, even though last year’s was a complete disaster and made me miserable.
I’m going to try to go for the full 24 hours again, because I’m a completionist.
I think that my biggest problem is that I just don’t know when to quit.
Well, another Hourly Comic Day has come and gone, and what have I learned?
Decide whether or not I’ll be participating more than 3 hours before I have to start drawing.
Name my comics “Hourly Comics”, instead of coming up with my own stupid title that doesn’t make sense.
Make sure that all my links to my comics on FaceBook, Tumblr, etc. are tagged #HourlyComicDay.
Actually do something interesting on Hourly Comic Day, so I don’t have to lie about my activities (Yes, I really didn’t get eaten by a snake).
Never ever make comics for a full 24 hours ever again. EVER.
Anyhoo, have some links to all the comics I made:
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I got really, really, REALLY TIRED.
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There. That’s it. I went for 24 hours posting a new comic every hour. I went the distance and now I’m done. It is finished.
I must rest now.
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I grew a beard.
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My face was cold.
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I became a mermaid.
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Aquaman can only control half of me.
