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Notes:
1. Written on November 10th, 2008
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Notes:
1. Written on June 29th, 2008
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Notes:
1. Written between November 9th and November 11th, 2006
2. This was written to accompany an instrumental album by Luke Elliott
3. With one chapter for each song
4. From an outline by Luke
5. It was presumably the longest thing I’d ever written at the time
6. Although now it has been surpassed
7. On occasion
8. And was also probably my first accompaniment
9. To a concept album about space
10. But not nearly the last
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Notes:
1. Written on June 18th, 2010
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Notes:
1. Drawn on June 18th, 2010
2. I like the accidental mirroring in this
3. Through the medium of unexpected smudging
4. I’m not sure it really counts as a comic though