Raddish

I never really knew what to do with Raddish. I wasn't sure what I wanted it to be-- super-autobiographical or goofy or (sigh) a videogame comic (in all of Raddish, only one comic is completely, word-for-word based on fact, and it's this one). Heck, even this story arc got trippy and stupid by the third page. I'm working on getting my shiz together on this webcomicking stuff, because it really is what I want to do. Maybe I'll update again if and when that happens.

In the short term, though-- http://hipster.smackjeeves.com will begin posting Tues/Thurs/Sat...today, actually. Check that out. Beyond that, I'll be existing and doing things on the newly-redesigned http://mocktopus.com , and you can follow the mocktopus megafeed (an aggregate twitter for pretty much everything I do) at http://twitter.com/mocktopusfeed .

Fiona bet me five dollars that Raddish wouldn't survive six months. At least I managed to beat that.

Keep in touch. Don't forget to write.

Awe, I liked Raddish. Maybe it'll rise again. Pull a Jesus. Y'know.

Well its was a very entertaining and yet very artistic experimentatal journey you had, eh Max? Though Raddish didn't really stay in one place, but that's what I as a reader liked about it. It never dwelled too long on something and just kept on moving forward despite the slight changes. There were time where it was silly and there were times where it was interesting but the overall feeling of Raddish was its hilarity and great art.

If there is a chance that Raddish may rise again, I'll be waiting for its return and will explode with glee and excitement for the return of Raddish as if it was resurrected like Jesus. But for now, I'll just be looking forward to your other upcoming stuff and your website.

Baww I'mma miss Raddish. <:{D

Aww