Things aren’t lookin’ too good for Hank‘s future mom. Somebody had better do something. And quick! Don’t miss tomorrow’s super-sized comic.

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Whew! I got this comic finished with two hours to spare. I generally prefer to have these larger-sized comics completed at least a few days in advance, but I spent this weekend helping my mother-in-law move, so I didn’t have a chance to get the jump on things. As soon as I finish scheduling this baby, it’s on to Tuesday’s surprise. Let’s hope somebody can find a way to get Simone out of harm’s way. Cuz if she doesn’t survive this, how will Hank ever be born?

Dun-dun-dun-duuuuuun.

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This is one of my favorite installments in this storyline. I love the excitement level. You should have seen how giddy and antsy I was trying to draw it. I can’t wait until Monday to see what’s gonna happen to Hank’s mom.

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It looks like the Boll Weevil has the upper hand. I hope it stays like that, but you never what will happen in Addanac City. For the time being though, let’s all groove to this championship-winning lil’ ditty from 1990. It was also my senior song for our graduating class in high school. Go Blue Comets!

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Time sure is flying by. It’s hard to believe that I began designing ADDANAC CITY for the web two years ago today. I remember how excited I was to even entertain the notion of creating a webcomic.

Was I ready? Would it be funny? Could I keep up with a rigorous schedule? How long would I do it before I got bored? Would anyone hurt my bruised ego and I’d quit, running away timidly with my tail between my legs?

Those were all questions I had when I was building my first webcomic site. I didn’t have ComicPress in the early days. All I had was a website-building software program that I picked up from Wal-Mart for twenty bucks.

I can recall how giddy (yes, giddy) and excited I was to actually see a comic strip I drew on the internet. Even after 640 comics, I still get that feeling of exhilaration and satisfaction. Each day, I can’t wait for you to read the new strip.
I guess my obsession passion is what prompts me to keep creating more Addanac City comics.

So I just want to say THANK YOU to all of you who have been faithfully following my comic strip series and providing me with criticism and emotional support throughout AC’s various incarnations. Hopefully, I will continue to entertain you throughout the upcoming years. This isn’t just my comic, it’s yours too.

Thank you for coming out to Addanac City’s 2nd Anniversary Special. I worked long and hard on this baby and I hope that you’ll be thoroughly entertained by it. A lot is happening in AC these days and today’s comic was a good one in order to commemorate this significant event. I try to make these strips bigger and better each year. I’ll let you tell me whether I’ve succeeded or not. Thank you so much for being a part of something I love doing.

In case you missed last year’s Anniversary Comic, click on the pic below to check it out. I also wrote a small blog about today’s anniversary.

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