Hey! There are now prints available, of all Edmund Finney comics! See the fancy “Buy Print” button above these very words?! They’re $9.99 plus shipping, and what else are you going to buy with that small amount of money? An unlimited amount of free kittens? FINE.
I felt like writing a story! Hey there’s Original Art for sale, so check it, why not?
UPDATE: Wow, based on reader reactions, it seems like a lot of you can put this to good use. Feel free to print it out and use as needed:
I can’t remember where I found it, but it’s quite useful in a pinch.
Hey! So, I’d assume hot-air balloons have traffic, too, so they’d be subject to the same rules of the road we drivers would be. Is there such thing as hot-air balloon sky-rage? If so, how do you express it? Do you pull the cord that causes a giant fireball under your balloon? Or do you have a special hot-air-balloon horn? I haven’t researched this enough, and it’s making me uncomfortable.
Hi! So, this is a sample from the “Almost There” comic strip collection that I submitted to newspaper syndicates back when I was 19 years old. I’m thinking of setting up a separate site to display these as a limited-run thing. I probably will sooner or later.
The concept of Almost There was a family living next door to a crazy inventor. As you may be able to tell from Edmund Finney’s Quest to Find the Meaning of Life, I don’t like being limited by reality in my comic worlds.
The concept was rejected outright.
This particular strip was probably the inspiration for the first Edmund Finney strip.
More rejections to be posted…
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