Fun fact: I had to entirely re-letter this strip because the lettered PSD file seems to have disappeared. I’m really hoping that doesn’t keep happening.
And here I thought that in comics, the guy in the wheelchair is the mind-reader!
Well, she may not know you, Luis, but you definitely don’t know her. And we don’t even know her name (unless you’re paying attention to the “Characters” panel, I guess).
Ah, Luis, you almost had us feeling empathy for you a few strips ago, dude.
Nothing new to add here I didn’t say a few years ago: If any of y’all read the first volume of The Utopian, you’d know that Nate Aguila was a very different character, and that this strong-but-sensitive take might feel a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I got so excited working on new strips, I almost forgot to repost these “old” strips! But here’s another! And here’s some of the commentary from June 11, 2012: When the original Utopian strip launched, it was self-consciously, self-dubbed “America’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
From the June 6, 2012 commentary: When I wrote this scene, many months ago, I was not specific about what Luis dropped. It varied between being a utensil, a jar of peanut butter, and other items. But it ended up[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…