Domato, wake up. Your shift.
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A very funny Zogonia as well.
Domato, wake up. Your shift.
*howls with laughter*
'Tis a fine example of dungeon humor. :)
"Why is Zango Bango summoned from the firey pits of hell?"
"Domato. Wake up. Your Shift."
Ha Ha Ha!!!!!!!!!! that was a good one!!!!!!!!
The pages were stuck together? Maybe this thread should be merged with the Dragon Cover/Chainmail Bikini thread....
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Tony Moseley has decided to take a hiatus from the magazine to sort out some stuff in his personal life. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
In the meantime, we're about to release "Zogonia: Slice of Death," which contains every single Zogonia strip plus some Mount Zogons thrown in for good measure.
--Erik
Tony Moseley has decided to take a hiatus from the magazine to sort out some stuff in his personal life. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
--Erik
Very sorry to hear that; "Mt. Zogon" has been something I've looked forward to every month.
Tony Moseley has decided to take a hiatus from the magazine to sort out some stuff in his personal life. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
NOOOOOO!!! I loved those comics! :(
Very sorry to hear that; "Mt. Zogon" has been something I've looked forward to every month.
Seconded - Mt. Zogon is my favourite D&D comic strip of all time.
Zogon's probably my favourite comic. I think it's neck and neck with Order of the Stick.
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Tony Moseley has decided to take a hiatus from the magazine to sort out some stuff in his personal life. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
In the meantime, we're about to release "Zogonia: Slice of Death," which contains every single Zogonia strip plus some Mount Zogons thrown in for good measure.
--Erik
Bummer. Zogonia and Mount Zogon were consistently funny and of high quality. Please communicate to him that his work will be missed, that I wish him all the best, and hope that he is able to return to the pages of Dragon and Dungeon in the near future.
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Well, personal life comes first, definitely. I hope everything works out for him.
That said, though, Dragon will be missing a piece of itself until he comes back. How many of us remember all too well our experiences with "Kev" in the party, cooperating with the group only under extreme duress, but usually getting his just desserts in the end? Very true-to-life, IMO.
Anyway, best of luck to Mr. Mosely, or to you Paizo-type folks, if you have to hunt down another comic artist. :(
Tony Moseley has decided to take a hiatus from the magazine to sort out some stuff in his personal life. I'm not sure when he'll be back.
--Erik
GAH! This explains my missing strip in 354. Now I have no humor with which to propitiate the howler monkeys outside my window. The horror. The HOR-ROR.
Well crap; he'll be missed. In the mean time, I'll have to pick up the compilation for my wife and me. Is it just me or does drawing for Dragon continually seem to drive artists to the brink of ruin? How very Lovecraftian.
Is this why his website seems to be on the fritz? I can't see anything there except the skulls background.
The "Slice of Death" book finally moved from preorder to order status (been checking daily), for those who (like me) have been impatiently awaiting it. Now I just have to fidget incessantly today because I don't feel like ordering it from work (I have a "thing" about that), my newborn has a doctor's appointment, the car is due for scheduled oil change, and it's our (10th) wedding anniversary, and I have to be in bed by 2 p.m. so I can still get up for work. Ah well, I'll have it ordered by tomorrow (and probably one of those nifty gaming mats you can draw on with a sharpie as well), assuming you greedy bastards don't buy them all before then (I'll find you; you can run, but you'll only die tired). Great, now I have reservations about notifying anyone.