you can always pull up another window and connect to www.barkeaterlake.com. That way you get Corey’s blog, and can check the progress of the various promised book deliveries….
Thanks Nugget0 for telling me that you can click and drag! and to Roger, but not THAT one, the other one for the info on how to get to the website and more interestingly Corey’s blog. Fairsailing to you all and may the wenches all be willing!!
I wonder what the holiday is this week, last had a couple of days off, Sundays seemed to have just disappeared. Got to be the most inconsistent comic artist in the business.
Corey has explained elsewhere that he has a lit on his plate and updates this site in irregular spurts. After all, he does three strips - this one, “Elderberries” and “TOBY”.
Corey had the same problem when he didn’t have more than one comic, the other two are not daily publications. Before it was because he had to work at another job as well as write and draw his comic. It is like his story lines, he is unorganized and undependable. It is a pity, this could be a truly GREAT feature, but he is too busy by shooting himself in the foot.
Actually, funniefan, the two other comics are in fact, daily comics. All three are not rendered on a computer, but with pencil, pen and ink. No copy and paste, no tracing - all original art. I ship all my own stuff, design my own sites and books and still try and have a personal life. I work 60 to 70 hours per week to try and bring you a free comic strip. Just because the work isn’t visible, doesn’t mean there’s no work being done. Thanks for reading my work and taking the time to comment. I’ll keep going, and you can keep complaining.
Possum Pete over 15 years ago
Awwwwwww! I mean Arrrrrrgh!
Nugget0 Premium Member over 15 years ago
fyi - maybe it is my display, but the last panel was out of my view and I had to click and drag to catch the punchline (punch in the air line)
SherryForester over 15 years ago
I had the same problem viewing the last panel. Copy and paste worked for me.
gaj1967 over 15 years ago
Same here. I think they super-sized it.
JabberwockLand over 15 years ago
The last panel that got cut due to sizing. Is there any simple way to tell gocomics about it? This is not the first time this error has appeared.
DerekA over 15 years ago
Download it - Yarrr!!
ChiehHsia over 15 years ago
you can always pull up another window and connect to www.barkeaterlake.com. That way you get Corey’s blog, and can check the progress of the various promised book deliveries….
Notjustany1 over 15 years ago
Thanks Nugget0 for telling me that you can click and drag! and to Roger, but not THAT one, the other one for the info on how to get to the website and more interestingly Corey’s blog. Fairsailing to you all and may the wenches all be willing!!
Numan over 15 years ago
You can also right-click and then “view image.”
kirbey over 15 years ago
now I will be saying ARRRRRRRRRGH all day… National talk like a Pirate Day, how cool is that… plus today my strip was “super sized” too.
funniesfan over 15 years ago
I wonder what the holiday is this week, last had a couple of days off, Sundays seemed to have just disappeared. Got to be the most inconsistent comic artist in the business.
runar over 15 years ago
Corey has explained elsewhere that he has a lit on his plate and updates this site in irregular spurts. After all, he does three strips - this one, “Elderberries” and “TOBY”.
funniesfan over 15 years ago
Corey had the same problem when he didn’t have more than one comic, the other two are not daily publications. Before it was because he had to work at another job as well as write and draw his comic. It is like his story lines, he is unorganized and undependable. It is a pity, this could be a truly GREAT feature, but he is too busy by shooting himself in the foot.
corey creator over 15 years ago
Actually, funniefan, the two other comics are in fact, daily comics. All three are not rendered on a computer, but with pencil, pen and ink. No copy and paste, no tracing - all original art. I ship all my own stuff, design my own sites and books and still try and have a personal life. I work 60 to 70 hours per week to try and bring you a free comic strip. Just because the work isn’t visible, doesn’t mean there’s no work being done. Thanks for reading my work and taking the time to comment. I’ll keep going, and you can keep complaining.