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26 August 2010:

Hey, I forgot I should mention this fact on the newsbox I keep forgetting I have:  I'm going to be at two more cons this year if you want to come say hi!!

I'll be at SPX in Rockville, MD September 11 and 12.  I'll have a table and some stuff so it should be fun.

I'll also be going to Webcomics Weekend in good ol' Easthampton, MA November 6 and 7.  I won't have a table so I'll just be some huge free-roaming guy and if you happen to find me I'll draw you a picture or something.

That's it for now.  ALSO a book update: I'm just about done putting it together so its almost almost there, I swear!! Sadly I won't have it printed in time for SPX but I'll definitely have some copies in my car at NEWW, unless you were one of the patient folk who preordered it and I'll have already mailed yours by then.  But it's so close, aaaaa!! oh god

23 July 2010:

So I've hit a big crunch in the past two weeks, and the strip for "Tuesday" went up on Thursday, and the one for Friday is looking at Sunday to go up, so what I'm gonna do is this:  instead of slowly lapping myself around the week I'm just gonna do this strip for Tuesday and get myself back on a Tue/Fri track, and spend this weekend shipping out my backlog of merch orders.  I hope this is OK with you!! (also putting 343 on Tuesday will set the even-number pages back on Fridays from when photoshop crashed and I got mixed up (that has been bugging me since it happened (yeah that's a real peeve, don't laugh!!)))

Also here's another dA sketch I did in the meantime.  Thank you for your patience.

All content is ©2007-09 S. Dave Shabet unless otherwise specified. Dead Winter is an action-filled modern fantasy/sci-fi horror story about a post-apocalypse living-dead zombie infested present-day world. It isn't really about zombies, though. It's about people. It follows the lives of a rag-tag group of survivors who struggle to further their agendas and live through a lawless, disease-torn reality where everyday job skills take on new uses and nothing ever really goes according to plan.

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