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[Camp Comic] Friday, January 20, 2017 - Thank You
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[Camp Comic] Friday, January 20, 2017 - Thank You
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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1560803542/camp-weedonwantcha-volume-1
Book for sale:
https://store.penny-arcade.com/collections/camp-weedonwantcha/products/camp-weedonwantcha-volume-one-paperback
https://store.penny-arcade.com/collections/camp-weedonwantcha/products/camp-weedonwantcha-volume-one-paperback
They did do a Kickstarter and a book. The book is amazing! It has several new storylines and behind the scenes info like rough character sketches, character development evolution etc. it's really cool.
Thank you, Katie and Adam, for sharing this wonderful creation with the world. It means a lot to us, we're glad you let us be a part of it.
It saddens me that can never thank you both in person. I live on the other side of the pont and the changes are tiny you will ever go to a convention in europe. And if you do, the changes are also slim I could go to the said convention.
No worries. I will survive.
Please don't say that. It upsets us to know that people will survive without having met us.
As a big fan of stories, and an even bigger fan of graphic storytelling, the work you're doing in Camp is truly some of the best I've read in a LONG time. Can't wait to take many more journey's around camp with Malachi, Seventeen and my new favourite person, Brian!
Katie and Adam, I don't know if you realize how true-to-life these characters you've created are. My family takes care of foster children, and the longer these story lines go, the more they seem to parallel the real-life struggles of these real-life kids. This world is full of unwanted children, reeling from the damage of abuse, neglect, and abandonment, and because of that they aren't always the easiest people to live with. They can be self-centered, like Malachi, violent like Purdy, and even straight-up terrifying, like Neiman. In the eyes of society, they have become warped and unwantable, and caring for them can be a struggle as well as a privilege.
Anyhow, reading your strip gives me hope every time. It reminds me that healing happens slowly, in little ways that you don't notice every day. Their victories are small, but worth celebrating. At the end of the day, these kids are just kids, with their whole lives ahead of them to grow and change. I pray for all the little ones who are still lost in the woods, so to speak, and I thank you for telling their stories with so much humor and grace. You guys rock!
Its so funny and sweet, and has wonderful characters even the gross/scary ones are fun (Neiman!) although I wouldn't necessarily want to meet them!
Really, thank you guys for your comments, your critiques, your theories, your observations, and your patience. You make our comic better.
I feel bad for Neiman. I think he's a good guy. He just needs a hug.
I think there are some people in the world that just need hugs.
Go away.
(Was that unsupportive enough?)
Adam, do you need hug?
That is very true. I may be a little worried about him stealing my shirt before the hug though!
That's just Neiman though. He's the spice of life.
You never know if he's going to murder you or save you with a rope made primarily of your own hair.
But he's always there.
Watching.
Waiting.
Always.
Always watching.