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9Mar/100

Random Fut Image of the Day

Solarboy: To The Rescue!

3Feb/100

New Month Already?!?

So it's a new month ALREADY! We're into the second set of 30-ish days of 2010 and I'm still feeling like it's Christmas. YIKES.

Not much to report here, to be honest. We're still working our pert, toight (loike a toiger! Raar!) asses off getting stuff done, and the temptation to break the new "only talk about stuff when it's FINISHED!" rule is stroooooooong but I've thankfully held off breaking it so far.

Well, mostly. The Kid Jungle thing doesn't count.

*looks around nervously*

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29Jan/100

OUT NOW!

The final two issues from Tales From The Plex, our first ongoing series, are out NOW!

They've been available to buy since last month but they're officially 2010 product, with a Jan 2010 and Feb 2010 inner-cover date, respectively.

You can get your personal, specially made-to-order copies of Tales From The Plex #14 HERE and Tales From The Plex #15 HERE. Stories include the final two parts of the Fut multi-epic "Fut Vs A Broken Heart" by Chris J. Powers, as well as sci-fi noir crime thriller "Murder From Beyond The Stars" by "Mad" Chad Nevett and "Nice" Brice Hall, superhero murder mystery "End Of An Era" by Preston "The Trooper" Cooper and "Sarky" Mark Lauthier, politically (not to mention socially!) incorrect comedy strip "Re: Tarded" by Devon "Man-Slinky!" Winkey, a bit o' pin-up goodness from Chris J. Powers "That Be" and "Rabbid" David Richardson plus a final tear-jerking goodbye strip from Fut and the Timebots we simply called "Fut's Goodbye".

A LOT of people put their heart n' their art into this series, so give it a go next time you want something interesting to look at. I can honestly un-biasedly say there's some really excellent, exciting and fun strips throughout this 15-issue series, and it's well worth a read through.

And to honor Tales From The Plex, our maiden voyage into ongoing series, here's a bit o' music to send 'er on her way into the darkness. G'bye, TFTP. Rest ye well.