LAX Light Motion Dreams

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concerto for a rainy day: putt putt goes to the airport

Terminal

on July 1, 2006

So yeah, I missed all of this weeks updates. I feel so low. Not to mention the massive lost of both England and Brazil in the World Cup.

Anyways, anyone that remembers Putt-Putt is automatically cool in my book. Putt Putt games were great. and that Putt-Putt, he was the most stylish purple car around, him and his dog. So here's to you Putt-Putt. You are not forgotten, maybe by the new gamers, but to the few people above 8 years old that played your wonderful games on one late night. You, your dog, your adventure and all the other HE! characters. I miss you all. Shame on Atari, buying the Humongoes Entertainment, only to lay them off a while later.

(terminal, those games were for children ages 8 and up!")

The alerter is telling me six people have favorited LAX, the pageviews tell me that LAX gets 10-60-70 visiters a day. The fact that I've been doing this comic for three years tells me one thing that's proven it's self over the years, LAX is a double edge sword. Whilst it's a different idea, and sometimes gets praise. LAX will never find an audience. OnlineComics proves this, what would people rather read, a yaoi comic with beautiful males screwing each other or a comic set at an airport?

You tell me.

(not that I'm complaining, I just find it interesting.)