This week's page of Dicebox is running late. It might be as late as Saturday for reasons I can't quite talk about— but I should be able to soon.
One thing I can mention is the I have an interview up over at spaces, an online magazine of art and literature. If you were ever curious on how I chose a color palette, I talk about it there.
Page 17 of Marriage is finally up.
I had no intention of missing last week, but Stumptown Comics Fest, though the most pleasant of cons, still left me wiped.
Dicebox, an online graphic novel by Jenn Manley Lee, tells the story of an eventful year in the lives of Griffen & Molly who started off as a couple of itinerant factory workers in a space-traveling future. Currently on Chase, Book Two of Four. Wander, Book One, can be read online in its entirety here and also bought as a printed volume there.
Dicebox updates on a weekly basis, mostly Tuesdays and sometimes again on Saturday.
Dicebox has its fair share of adult themes: sexual situations, innuendo, nudity, and bad language.