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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes picked up the pieces and continued the comic (though see the next entry), despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013, and then another longer spurt of activity in summer of 2014. As of fall 2014, updates have ceased again.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013, and then another longer spurt of activity in summer of 2014. As of fall 2014, updates have ceased again.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013 before abruptly reviving in May of 2014.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013 before abruptly reviving 2013, and then another longer spurt of activity in May summer of 2014.2014. As of fall 2014, updates have ceased again.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013 before going dormant again.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December of the same year, and then one in June of 2013 before going dormant again.abruptly reviving in May of 2014.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes picked up the pieces and continued the comic, despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December, and then went inactive until June of 2013.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December, and then went inactive until June of 2013.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes picked up the pieces and continued the comic, comic (though see the next entry), despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip inDecember, December of the same year, and then went inactive until one in June of 2013.2013 before going dormant again.
* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December, and has since been inactive.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December, and has since been inactive.then went inactive until June of 2013.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes he picked up the pieces and continued the comic, despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes he picked up the pieces and continued the comic, despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: It is unknown what exactly happened to Nathaniel Savio, the comic's original writer. Apparently he vanished off the face of the earth after shipping out with the military. Even Peter Haynes, who originally only did the comic's artwork, has lost all contact to him. Luckily for the readers, Haynes he picked up the pieces and continued the comic, despite being left with little to no information about where the story was supposed to go.
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* ScheduleSlip: Notable in that Haynes tends to draw the strip as though it's a seasonal TV program, with a break of several months between strips at times in addition to normal delays. Following an announcement of family health problems in July of 2011, the comic produced one further strip in December, and has since been inactive.
