Big changes in store for Evil Inc
As you might have guessed, Evil Inc is reaching the end — kind of. Starting in late December / early January, the Evil Inc comic strip will end. And in 2016, the Evil Inc graphic novel will launch....
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The fate of Oscar and Oliver
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…As you can tell, there are a few loose ends I need to tie up before launching the Evil Inc graphic novel. This is one of them. Oscar and Oliver are going to live on in the form of Felix and Rex — the...
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Bonus content for my Patreon backers from Blooming Faeries!
‘Tis the season for giving, so I’m proud to be bringing my Patreon backers some extra special bonus content this week! Jaycee Knight is the proprietor of Blooming Faeries, a very NSFW comic featuring...
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Something new, someone old…
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The year in review, part one
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Highlights from 2015, part 2
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Highlights from 2015, part 3
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2015 highlights, part four
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Patreon report, December 2015: A month-and-a-quarter of NSFW comics, previews...
Yesterday, I posted the first reward of the new month for my Patreon backers — a set of digital wallpapers for desktops and mobile devices. I’m proud to announce that last month was a tremendous...
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Introducing the NEW Evil Inc graphic novel
Welcome to the NEW Evil Inc! Today’s comic introduces a change in format — as well as a change in story. Format Evil Inc is moving from a comic-strip format to a graphic novel. Instead of five...
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Mr. Hypno’s Glasses
As you can tell, the NEW Evil Inc comic hits the reset button on a few concepts from the original Evil Inc comic strip. For example, Lightning Lady has returned to her role as receptionist / executive...
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Nook … a rather crappy opinion
Pity the poor Nook — Barnes & Noble’s last-gasp attempt to stay in business. It was immediately shrugged off by the iPad, and easily surpassed by the Kindle. The software is slow, the interface is...
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Hot coworker is about to get a little hotter
If the officemates at Evil Inc thought of Miss Match as their hot coworker, things are about to get a little hotter. She’s been passed over for the promotion to branch manager… and by a civilian, no...
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The Hues Vol. 2 Kickstarter! And Alex at Ohayocon!
Hiya, folks! Hope you’re all having an awesome New Year so far– my 2016 has already been surprisingly packed. Today, for example, I’m launching the Kickstarter for the second book collection of The...
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Meet the new staff — plus a comic Kickstarter to announce!
Before I tell you about the new comic Kickstarter launched over the weekend, I want to get to a couple housekeeping items… OK, OK, OK, I know I’ve been touting this new idea of presenting the Evil Inc...
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Job interview fail — and success
Before we delve into the dreaded job interview fail, let’s clear up a little housekeeping. Today’s comic update Before you mistakenly assume I’ve gone back to doing a comic strip, please read the blog...
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Monologuing for fun and profit
Maybe those old-school baddies were on to something with all the they time spent monologuing. Research shows that talking to yourself improves brain performance. In one experiment, carried out by Gary...
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The office dress code
There’s an old joke that goes like this: A boss was discussing the office dress code with her new employee. “Don’t dress for the job you have. Rather, dress for the job you want.” The man came to work...
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