A slightly early update this month, I'll likely be unavailable to upload it this evening as I'll surely be slaving away on an essay about Piet Mondrian.

Enjoy!

Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 48: Trend the Buck

Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 49: Buckle Yer Swash

Yar!

As Iain told me when I showed him this strip, I'm a movie whore.

“Yar” Ben?

I think you should consider going back to councilling…

I have mailed my Last Will and Testement to my family, I expect my body to be dredged from the river tomorrow morning if I'm not safely in hiding.

At least if I die, I made a good innings… 50 whole issues.

hahaha that's awesome. Niiiice one. So true.

-Zack

Vote Saxon!

Misfit
Vote Saxon!

Glad someone noticed that, I wasn't sure anyone would as more of the poster got covered up by the speech bubbles then I really wanted…

Apologies to all, it was not my intent for this strip to be thirteen days late… but I figure I'd rather release a quality strip a little late then release a sub-standard strip on time. Anyway, here it is:

Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 51: Roll Me in the Clover

My little way of referencing the recent ‘Cloverfield’/'1-18-08' buzz…

I originally started with an idea which is pretty much how the strip turned out, however instead of the Firehouse exterior it showed the guys in their beds when the lights go out… however the background was taking too long to finish so I dumped it for an alternate idea involving Stay Puft, the smoke monster from Lost and Cthulhu (using his RGB appearance).

However, that idea fell through, I wasn't pleased with the artwork nor the way it played out so I scrapped it… and went back to this, substituting the background that was taking forever to complete with the existing shot of the Firehouse from the air.

Small, silly compliment: the lights glowing from the windows. Some lights have a blue tv light look to them. The Devil's in the details (possibly other locations).

Apologies for it being four days late, it took a little longer then I thought it would. Click the ‘photo’ to view the XGB tenth anniversary strip.