So June piled a lot of stuff on me and I could use a vacation. Once again don't worry about you guys will get your comic. Sorcery 101 is the one thing I don't need a break from. But I'm not sure about the funds situation. So I'm putting the Sorcery 101 Tshirts on sale to raise money. And while they aren't on sale anyone thinking about buy an original page I'd appreciate if you did it now. I also have a print set for sale. 5 prints for $10

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New As We Were and spanish is thanks to my pal joe

New Ask Danny EDit: Sorry I save the file wrong so it didn't upload. It should be up soon.

Sorry for the lack of As We Were this week, you guys. D: Heroes Con threw me off and it seems I fell pretty behind.

The good news is that now that the Con is done, I can concentrate on getting a buffer again, meaning that hopefully this will NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN! :D So, see you next week, and with a proper comic this time. :3

New Sorcery 101 and one poor neglected one from Friday

New As We Were

And usually I don't write about personal stuff on the site. Because honestly I figure you guys are here for only for the comic and if it doesn't effect the comic you guys don't need to know about it. But this is sorta related to the comic so I think a write up is appropriate. Yesterday, I found out one of my professors, Jeremy "Sweetwater" Mullins, died in a hiking accident. I was in the first class he taught at SCAD, one on webcomics. He was the one who helping me out the most building a website and if pretty much the reason sorcery101.net has the book site design most of you are familiar with. Before that is was functional but was pretty damn ugly. I butted heads with him a lot. Even when I was feeling a lot of hate for the man, I never didn't have crazy amounts of respect for him. Sweetwater was probably the only one pimping Sorcery 101 more than me. He always made crazy amounts of time for all his students, to the point where he was skipping meals and much needed rest sometimes. Mullins was always positive and professional. He was always pushing people to improve and shot for the stars. It's a huge loss to the world that he's gone and he will be missed greatly.

And in the words of Sweetwater,
That's what's up.

And for the readers going to Heroes Con next weekend don't worry I'll still be there. Sweetwater's ghost would be pissed if I wasn't out there promoting myself.