History Trivia / Grant

* TheCameo: During the early days of the comic, a fellow artist and then-close friend of [=CaptainGerBear=] became a big fan and drew lots of ''Grant'' fan art. As a way of saying thank you, [=CaptainGerBear=] included this friend's real life likeness in the comic, with him making a cameo appearance on pages 11-14 as the man whom Grant attempts to hunt and kill but ends up having sex with him instead (unknowingly helping Grant discover that he could satisfy his werewolf HorrorHunger without taking human life). This is what gave [=CaptainGerBear=] the idea to award cameos to anyone who drew Grant fan art.

* TheCameo: During the early days of the comic, a fellow artist and close friend of [=CaptainGerBear=] became a big fan and drew lots of ''Grant'' fan art. As a way of saying thank you, [=CaptainGerBear=] included this friend's real life likeness in the comic, with him making a cameo appearance on pages 11-14 as the man whom Grant attempts to hunt and kill but ends up having sex with him instead (unknowingly helping Grant discover that he could satisfy his werewolf HorrorHunger without taking human life). This is what gave [=CaptainGerBear=] the idea to award cameos to anyone who drew Grant fan art.

** On a more of a downer note, [=CaptainGerBear=] has since openly admitted that he has lost his love for drawing comics (which explains the aforementioned ScheduleSlip), citing how much work is involved for no tangible return, and all for something that he no longer finds enjoyment in to boot -- unfortunately, the future of ''Grant'' looks very bleak.

* WordOfGod: ''Lots'' of additional details, in a Q&A "interview" format with "Randy" [[http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/805506/ on [=CaptainGerBear's=] blog]].

* TheCameo: During the early days of the comic, [=CaptainGerBear's=] fellow artist and close friend Grisser became a big fan and drew lots of ''Grant'' fan art. As a way of saying thank you, [=CaptainGerBear=] included Grisser's real life likeness in the comic, with him making a cameo appearance on pages 11-14 as the man whom Grant attempts to hunt and kill but ends up having sex with him instead (unknowingly helping Grant discover that he could satisfy his werewolf HorrorHunger without taking human life). This is what gave [=CaptainGerBear=] the idea to award cameos to anyone who drew Grant fan art.

* TheCameo: During the early days of the comic, [=CaptainGerBear's=] fellow artist and close friend Grisser became a big fan and drew lots of ''Grant'' fan art. As a way of saying thank you, [=CaptainGerBear=] included Grisser's real life likeness in the comic, with him making a cameo appearance on pages 11-14 as the man whom Grant attempts to hunt and kill but ends up having sex with him instead (unknowingly helping Grant discover that he could satisfy his werewolf HorrorHunger without taking human life). This is what gave [=CaptainGerBear=] the idea to award cameos to anyone who drew Grant fan art.

* TheCameo: During the early days of the comic, [=CaptainGerBear's=] fellow artist and close friend Grisser became a big fan and drew lots of ''Grant'' fan art. As a way of saying thank you, [=CaptainGerBear=] included Grisser's real life likeness in the comic, with him making a cameo appearance on pages 11-14 as the man whom Grant hunts and makes love to (unknowingly helping Grant discover that he could satisfy his werewolf HorrorHunger without taking human life). This is what gave [=CaptainGerBear=] the idea to award cameos to anyone who drew Grant fan art.

* WordOfGod: ''Lots'' of additional details, in a Q&A "interview" format with "Randy" [[http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/805506/ on Captain Ger Bear's blog]].

* ScheduleSlip: Well, we could say that if it had a schedule ''at all''. Pages basically appear when Captain Ger Bear decides to get around them. The wait between pages may be days, or weeks, or months, or in the case of the comic's latest delay, even ''years''.

* ScheduleSlip: Well, we could say that if it had a schedule ''at all''. Pages basically appear when Captain Ger Bear decides to get around them. The wait between pages may be days, or weeks, or months, or most of a year.
* WordOfGod: ''Lots'' of additional details, in a Q&A "interview" format with "Randy" [[http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/805506/ on Captain Ger Bear's blog]].