Naughtily Portfolioman

[Jeremy Ray]

So I had this plan to update individual panels instead of pages, and what happens next - a single panel page.  It was originally going to have multiple panels, but it came out too crammed and had to be split in two.  This is going to be one of the more important reveals in the entire story, no matter how long it runs.  Ulupi's ship needed room to breathe on the page.  The good news is, the next page is written and lettered, which usually takes a couple days in and of itself.

Adam Lina - Thanks, I've been talking with a guy on another forum about how bad he thinks my writing is, so it's relieving to see somebody likes it.  I can't change my writing style because it actually is what I would want it to be.  If it only works for five guys and myself, then that's just the way it's going to be.  

I'm a straight edge kind of guy.  If the U.S. developed a sane drug policy, I might try a few things.  Joe Rogan is doing a good job of selling the virtues of psychadelics on his podcast.  As it is now, I'd say one of the worst things a man could do is to interact with law enforcement and the legal system in any way at all.  I wouldn't touch any kind of illegal drug, or have it around me.  

XTIN is the result of thinking about this stuff over a long period of time, of research, and serendipity.  Sometimes things just fall into place.  When I finished the first GN, I made a couple stabs at a sequel, but the stuff I was coming up with wasn't worth doing.  After the better part of a year I looked into a certain something that became the basis of this story.  It was completely insane, but it fit.  I think I've found a way to approach it that knocks the insanity down to reasonable levels.  If I were a man of means though I would have went for full insanity.  It only takes the possibility of being sued by PayPal once however to realize the necessity of keeping things more general audience.