There will be tuna.

mingdoyle:

Spacetime Stylin’, my contribution to the upcoming Six Seasons and a Movie art show at PixelDrip Gallery.

18x24”, acrylic & gouache on canvas paper.

Offered without comment, here’s a Twitter icon being used by a retailer.

A new Fits and Starts features guest stars.

Lydia and Rick talk about stuff.

randalltrang:

Skottie Young at Boston Comic Con some weeks ago. This kid took about 2 minutes to stammer this question out, and it was adorable. And also a little weird and scary.

Also: I got a tablet, and now I’m playing with it. Bear with me while I figure this out… By the way, it’s amazing.

A gentle reminder about the She Died In Terrebonne collection, which features the entire strip as presented on the web as well as a digital download with bonus materials. Please reblog, share and buy if you’ve not purchased your own copy.

(If you bought a copy already, thank you. We very much appreciate it.)

chrisroberson:

Just a quick note to say that my new prose novel, FURTHER: BEYOND THE THRESHOLD, is now available for purchase, in print, Kindle, and audio editions.

Here’s the description, from the Amazon listing:

Captain RJ Stone just awoke from a cryogenic suspension after disappearing twelve thousand years ago on Earth’s first unified interstellar space mission. He finds himself in a place known as the Human Entelechy, a myriad of worlds and habitats spread across three thousand light years that is linked by a network of wormholes with Earth at its center. Quickly caught in the middle of politics and intrigue he knows little about, Stone becomes the captain of the FTL Further, the first spacecraft to travel faster than the speed of light. The crew’s first mission: investigate a distant pulsar for the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence. What they find, however, may be their undoing. Bestselling author Chris Roberson’s ambitious science fiction series drops a stranger into a strange time, combining world-building, humor, and action on a galactic scale. Among unfamiliar stars, RJ Stone’s second chance at a maiden voyage will propel listeners beyond the far reaches of space and imagination.

And there is a talking chimp in it, of course…