Having finished an entire week of Lit Brick in a single day, I now have nothing to do but draw things for fun.  Thus, My Life in Sticks returns.  This one is fictionally dated as July 25th, 2008. A few things to note: first, I’ve finally answered the question of what Comic Trout draws, since it obviously can’t be the same as Real Trout’s work.  Simply put, he draws a different stupid detective comic.  Second, it’s sort of odd that Comic Trout is the idiot in this comic.  It’s like I’m actively trying to not make him a Mary Sue.  Finally, the fact that Dan is apparently becoming a regular in this comic amuses me far too much. These four strips have all been from Molly’s blog strip in and around Comic-Con time, mostly because that’s the most fun for me to focus on.  Of course, she would’ve drawn strips every other day in the year as well, so maybe I’ll get to some of those eventually too.

Having finished an entire week of Lit Brick in a single day, I now have nothing to do but draw things for fun.  Thus, My Life in Sticks returns.  This one is fictionally dated as July 25th, 2008.

A few things to note: first, I’ve finally answered the question of what Comic Trout draws, since it obviously can’t be the same as Real Trout’s work.  Simply put, he draws a different stupid detective comic.  Second, it’s sort of odd that Comic Trout is the idiot in this comic.  It’s like I’m actively trying to not make him a Mary Sue.  Finally, the fact that Dan is apparently becoming a regular in this comic amuses me far too much.

These four strips have all been from Molly’s blog strip in and around Comic-Con time, mostly because that’s the most fun for me to focus on.  Of course, she would’ve drawn strips every other day in the year as well, so maybe I’ll get to some of those eventually too.

(Source: litbrick.com)