Regular Guy

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2-6: Nolan ponders reality and pork chops.

sewerman

on June 30, 2008

Hey look, we changed formats back to landscape! Why? Because it suits me!

I'm not fond of this page, but I felt it was key to do. It was even going to be two separate strips, but they both would've seemed too flimsy so I just did them both at once. And while I've never proclaimed myself a great artist (I can only hope things look like what they are,) I, like anyone else, have times when frustration gets the better of me, even for scenes as simple as two guys sitting down. So it looks even sketchier than usual (keep in mind: I end EVERY comic with a reminder that I keep the art sketchy.) On the plus side, this is the first time anything's made Nolan show real emotion: pork chops. Such a simple pleasure.


But yeah, Nolan raises an interesting point… DID it actually happen? Has history been completely re-written? Who remembers what, after all?

I was asked about Reg moving back in with his parents. I didn't make it clear, I guess, but with Reg being de-aged, he is now back to living with them, and they don't know that anything's different. To most of the world, Reg is just a 14-year-old kid.

Because I was so dissatisfied with today's effort, however, I have taken the opportunity to include with today's update a special bonus comic, "Reg's Lost Years." You can view it by clicking "PREVIOUS."

Thanks for reading, guys! By the time this goes up, it'll be Canada Day, which I'm celebrating by… not working, as usual!