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Hi Guys! I thought this would be easy for me to get you this file while I was moving but WOW was I wrong. These past few weeks have been filled with moving trucks and storage units and house hunting and office space locating all while living with my parents. I finally found a good office that will serve as Coffee Table Comics headquarters for the next year that is in an old building downtown and pretty cheap to rent the space. It took me longer than I thought to get a hold of the owner because everyone who owns office buildings here in Idaho seem to be retired and very relaxed. Haha. Anyway, I found a great corner office space just big enough for a desk and it's super empty around me and so I will be able to really focus now... well, after we find a house and get all moved in.


Speaking of houses, we found one we really like yesterday and it's nestled into the woods and totally feels like Idaho. There was a deer in the neighbors back yard when we went to look at it again today. I think we will try to put in an offer on Monday. :)


Also on Monday, the internet provider will be installing internet in my office space and so I'll finally set up my real computer and Cintiq and get keys to the space. Then we will be meeting with my real estate agent that afternoon. Whew!


So about that Digital Download, I'm sorry to be so slow again. Luckily my friend, Brian Brethauer, who also wrote Seraphim was able to convert it to a nice color digital downloadable PDF for you and you can download it now.


Just so you know, this comic was written by Brian Brethauer and drawn by me. Brian also did the watercolors on it. Oh yeah, and we did it over 20 years ago!!! This was all before I ever got a job to do art. It was actually an attempt to do a 30 hour comic before the 24 hour comic thing got popular that everyone does today.


It's quick and sloppy but I still enjoy looking at what we were able to do when pulling an all-nighter in our teens.


I hope you enjoy it and I'll try to give you another update once I'm all settled into my new office space.


Talk soon!


Jason

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Young Park

Good to hear that things are moving along in Idaho. How's the weather there? We're baking in Seattle in constant 90 deg days. Thanks for the upload, Jason. I cheated and skipped to the end and saw... a photo of you back in the day! Hahahaha... laughing with you, bruh! You looked about as thin as your drawing pencils.

L.J.

The delay was nothing, you're moving. We're all good here. I imagine a bit of culture shock or time-management shock will set in soon. ;) Hope the family adjusts with lots of ease and grace. Thank you!! Lj PS send pics of the office space. Plz.