Seems like the wacom has decided to work again.

Go figure.

Well, at least I'm grateful!

(if someone still feel like donating, the sketch deal will still work)

One more joins back the crew and sparks don't stop flying.

This week's color is not here. Not by design. By because this is the day my Wacom died.

This sucks. I can't afford a new one right now.

Things that just decided to stop working for me this week:

• My car (it works only when its not raining)
• My lawn mower (both my lawnmowers died on me this weekend)
• My wacom

If someone is in touch with the people in charge with destinies, could they just ask if its at all possible to leave me the f!@#k alone? I would rather enjoy that, yes.

If you want to help bring the joy of colors in Zombies sooner, you could consider the following.

Any donations of 5$ or more will be replied to with a sketch done by yours truly (will look something like the drawings in this week's strip).

I will try to make the sketches so they will fit in an enveloppe without being folded. There's not garantee for the delay (I'll do my best). You might specify what you'd like in a sketch, but there's definately no garantee I'll do it.

Back to the story at hand - Brian just came back with Arlene... but something has changed in Brian that causes Zeb to worry...

To trace the steps of the causality chain...

http://www.zombiescomic.com/2005/08/22/72-some-more-causality
http://www.zombiescomic.com/2005/05/30/42-causality

Still apologizing for the delays. Emergencies sometimes cannot be avoided... Everyone's alive and well (though it almost went another way).

Back to keeping life ontrack...

Sorry to say that due to some uncontrollable circumstances I find myself lacking the resources necessary for getting this week's comic on time.

I'll get back to it as soon as things calm down.

Zombies? fans unite and join the Frappr community at http://www.frappr.com/zombiescomicfans !

After being separated for some unmentionned period of time, our undead friends are starting to get together...

Time passing always brings forth change, and change has - indeed - been delivered.