space girl comic
that kid is dedicated to his craft.
if you’re wondering why there wasn’t a comic this tuesday, i’ve been really busy with work lately, so sedna is moving to a 1 comic/week schedule until i can build up my buffer a little bit. sorry about that mates. hopefully i’ll get back up to 2 again before too long.
that girl’s got a good family. :)
well, that’s the end of this little sedna+mum series. hope you guys enjoyed it. it’s a nice break from all the usual science geekery just to have some characters goofing around every now and then (and it’s nice not to have to do any research for once).
but for the (probably) small percentage of you who are actually here for the educational science comics, stay tuned for next week. ;)
awww cute- oh wait. o_O
it’s not what you think. she was just showing her what… not to do.
probably should’ve given her a teddy bear instead.
nice idea sedna, but there is one tiny flaw to this plan. you’ll need approximately 2,000 balloons to lift your body off the ground and think of all the plastic pollution that would create.
kinda stretching it with those last few clouds there sedna.
hahaha- oh wait, i have to draw comics for all of them, don’t i? :|
reading under a blanket is a bit like virtual reality. it’s super fun and immersive, but looks really stupid from the outside.
(this comic contains an easter egg that tells you when i drew it. i wonder if anyone will notice.)
we did it mates! 100 comics! that’s almost 0.006% of the number of peanuts strips! thanks everyone for supporting my now three-digit-long space comic strip series. hopefully i’ll manage to stay alive and not amputate my right hand for long enough to bring you at least 900 more.
unfortunately i have to start updating sedna only 2 times/week from now on (tue + sat), as 3 isn’t a sustainable pace for me except maybe as a full-time job, and the only reason i’ve managed it so far was due to my massive buffer. but i’m sure you’ll all forgive me.
…you will, right? O_O;