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The Some Times, Issue 4
It’s May 13th, Issue 5 of my zine is ready to mail out to subscribers, so I'm releasing Issue 4 to the public.
If you'd like to sign up to receive future issues, send a letter to
The Some Times PO Box 420 Tavernier, FL 33070 United States
or email your name and address to
Digital subscriptions are available upon request.
REGARDING ISSUE 4...
DON'T PANIC! It's not bad news. Multi wrapped lineart last Saturday. BUT, there is a kicker.
Because this issue is 30 whole pages--and Multi is currently working on two other time-sensitive projects (go check out @sonic-god-complex if you haven't already! The other one is a secret~)--issue 4 will be split into THREE PARTS.
What does this mean?
There is going to be a month of cover releases for issue 4 starting NEXT WEEK, by @multiisketch @wnacn @star-stages @chipistrate, and @cervicalcito!
Issue 4 pages 1-11 will begin uploading IMMEDIATELY AFTER. You'll even get three pages in the first upload! (Aren't we so nice?)
We will then have another BREAK until pages 12-20 can be completed and so on for the remaining 10 pages.
Splitting the issue up like this eases stress on our team while also allowing YOU, the reader, to enjoy at least a part of Issue 4 before the New Year.
Our ease of mind and your enjoyment does come at a TERRIBLE COST, however. There WILL be despicable cliffhangers worse than the one you just saw after every part. It's a guarantee. Multi planned them accordingly. Hopefully that three-pages-in-one-upload thing makes up for this fact.
Until then, enjoy the Issue 3 PDF and look forward to the Issue 4 Covers and Synopsis throughout the rest of the month and the whole of September!
Daily Rise Quotes: DAY 609
Raph: No, it's foolproof. We wanna nab the guy kidnapping all those random mutants, we gotta give him a random mutant to kidnap.
Donnie: Or April, because she drew the short straw.
Leo: Wait, those are the rules? I thought shortest was the winner.
(Rise of the TMNT: Issue #4)
SCARECROW REVEALED!! I REPEAT, SCARECROW REVEALED!
Batman 89 Echos #4
Tokyo Revengers manga_Issue 4_
"Ugh. School sucks. I hate mornings. Eight o'clock is too early to be up. I'm a night owl, you know?"
Was he always like this, or is this carryover from the 12 years of wage slavery?
i care them so much 😭🥺😭
Floppy Friday: Volume 2 Issue 4 addendum
A sample of the additional material in issue 4 of the Girl Genius comic book: Old ads for Girl Genius merchandise and Cheapass games that are no longer available, at least from the sources given.
When @leletha-jann reblogged my original post about issue 4 of the Girl Genius comic book, one of the tag used was "WHAT was the ten pages bonus content?"
"Bonus content" wasn't the best way to categorize the extra material - additional content is probably more accurate. This issue of the comic starts with "Our story thus far", a summary of the plot up to this point by Kaja. After the comic is a two-page letters section, a page of ads, two pages of fake ads ("Exciting New Products for the Working Mad Scientist" written by Jeff Vogel and illustrated by Phil), a very old sketch by Phil, a report "On the Status of the Americas: A Clarification for General Distribution" by Boris Vasily Konstantin Andrei Myshkin Dolokhov, Secretary to Baron Klaus Wulfenbach (probably noncanonical and not very informative), and the Girl Genius Secret Cypher Society coded message for the issue, along with a form to subscribe to the comic book.
This is typical of the additional material in most issues of the comic book: letters, ads, old or additional art by Phil and others, material written in an in-universe style by the Foglios or their friends and minions, and a secret message page.
The Foglios included a notoriously complex do-it-yourself Girl Genius decoder wheel on the cover of Girl Genius comic book issue 0, The Secret Blueprints, which I haven't included in my series because it is available as a PDF from DriveThru Comics. Alternatively, you can get a downloadable high-resolution PDF of the code wheel from an old Fun Stuff page that is still available on the Girl Genius website (link below), that you can print, cut out, and assemble.
The Girl Genius Cypher Society
This page also includes all of the secret messages from the comic books and a handy online decoder, if you're impatient.
Another sample: a sketch by Phil from 1978! (If I am reading his handwriting correctly.)
Happy Tangle Week Of Visibility
