Mugwhump the Great
by Roger Langridge
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Posted by: Tim Hall
05:41am / Nov 17, 2009
I'm almost all caught up with this, finally--what a great world you've created, Roger--beautifully done.
Posted by: Roger Langridge
05:53am / Nov 17, 2009
Thank you! The world is still unfolding -- still a few surprises to be had, I hope.
Posted by: Tim Hamilton
08:54am / Nov 17, 2009
Welcome back!
Wooden boys in dresses. Yay!
Posted by: Jim H.
08:58am / Nov 17, 2009
Ah, more Mugwhump! I had to go back a few pages -- AFAIK, the RSS feed hasn't been coming in since the "For Those Who Came In Late" page. But that did give me multiple pages of Mugwhumpy goodness to bask in!

I like these last couple of pages with the change of rendering. On consideration, it makes sense that the dusky parallel hatching would vanish in the starker high contrast environs of the campfire.
Posted by: Roger Langridge
09:05am / Nov 17, 2009
Yeah, for some reason I couldn't get the strip to appear on the homepage for a few weeks. I've been trying a different browser every week to see if I can find one that will do the trick and this week I cracked it - dear ol' Netscape, which I never got around to deleting. Seth is right, old things really do work better.
Posted by: Jim Dougan
11:31am / Nov 17, 2009
Curiouser and curiouser...so happy to be along for the ride!
Posted by: Jennifer Hayden
11:52am / Nov 17, 2009
A nose! Okay, that's solved. Wait--a nose?
Posted by: Roger Langridge
11:54am / Nov 17, 2009
It's like pulling a thread - there's a whole sweater to unravel yet.
Posted by: Jim H.
01:59pm / Nov 17, 2009
Wait a minute. I just noticed what Billy doesn't...

Hmmm.
Posted by: David Hurley
06:02pm / Nov 17, 2009
All I can say is I love Whugwhump the Great! You are a Genius!!!
Posted by: Kevin Kobasic
09:43pm / Nov 17, 2009
Fantastic stuff, I can't wait to get caught up.
Posted by: Si Fraser
05:23pm / Nov 18, 2009
Glad to see the update is now working properly again. We'll need to work out some kind of compensation for your weeks of enforced stealth. Really sorry this happened Roger.

Wonderful work, as ever.