January info
We began telling the truest ninja saga ever when we first began TToBaH on January 15. Long, full-color Sunday strips featuring the main story were supplemented with back-up strips in black and white during the week. One of them features the word "clamtastrophy." |
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February info
The arctic ninja saga continued throughout all of February! We also ran some "Love Is . . ." parodies during the week of Valentine's Day that ended up being given out as actual valentines.
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March info
The ninja story wrapped up mid-month and we embarked on a strange series of experiments, including the acclaimed True Tales of Skeletons, Dragons, and Robots, as well as Air Bud strips in the fourth week and desert island strips in the fifth.
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April info
April kicked off our long-awaited historical epic, George Washington and the Revolutions of America. Producing such monumental black and white strips proved to be a lot of work, and Sundays were dropped from the schedule very quickly. Quality, however, prevailed over quantity.
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May info
George Washington and the Revolutions of America continues as the Founding Fathers join the Confederate Army, and Aaron Burr discovers a shocking secret and faces off against Harriet Tubman! The action and politics are non-stop!
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