Mr Fuzzywhee
It's the 24-hour comic I did on the weekend, and it is a sequel to CUNT! in methodology only. However, points will be awarded for interesting comparisons and contrasts noted, so please pay attention and comment exhaustively, writing on only one side of your monitor.

I'll do up a nice little website for it eventually, but in the interim, please link the entire global population to this LiveJournal entry.

I got 22 pages done in 24 hours, then slept for four hours and did the remainder.

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I like it.

Here are some other 24-hour comics from the same weekend that I found and read and thought were good:

The Farmhouse by KC Green. 'Good' is an understatement, really; a better word might be 'HOLY SHIT JESUS WHAT'. It's amazing, and he did it in nineteen hours, which makes me want to kill him or kiss him. KC, if we ever meet in person... you better pretty yourself up real good.

If you're not familiar with KC's work, rectify this lifestyle problem here and here. He is an outstanding cartoonist, and one day, all sorts of publishers are going to be sorry they weren't paying attention to him earlier.

The Man Who Used To Know Everything by John Campbell. More longer-than-usual comics please, John Campbell -- you are very good at them!

16 Hole by Jason Turner.

And finally, from the opposite side of the kitchen table, my roommate's 24-hour comic: The Life and Times of a Mushroom (by Rebecca Clements). Really amazingly excellent.

THE END GOODBYE

PS. YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS PLEASE