It was me. I said God was my secretary. I made the angel a chainsmoker. It was my finger on my keyboard which typed the words "Uh-Oh" spoken by an infallible God.
So I guess if you're going to go anywhere with burning torches and pitchforks, you may as well come and see me. Because despite my rather sunny disposition and desire to entertain others, it appears I'm also a blasphemer.
It's funny. When I think about the altered views of the times. A century or two ago, I'd have been burned at the stake for this comic. Most people would probably see it as an alternative take on Christianity. But I never said it was Christian. Most religions have gods, angels, demons, dragons and sheep.
Okay, now that I've done the self righteous guff expected of me I can explain who I am. I'm not some kind of post-christian rebel or belasphemic warrior. I'm just a student who came up with a pair of funny characters.
I never wanted to change the world with my comic and as far as I know I still havent - which is a good thing, because if I were given the ability to change the world, there'd be free chocolate bar vending machines of every street corner, the government would pay software students huge heaps of cash to write software freely available to the people and all international boundaries would have been breached via wars consisting of nothing but boardgame tournaments. Actually, dammit, I wish I could change the world, that sounds swell.
As you may have guessed I can't draw very well, so I used my computer to do my comic and made it in 3D.
When I first made it, it looked rubbish and the closest think I had to a set was two planes, but then I built a house, followed by a bunch of outdoor locations.
Now it seems every other comic I've got to build a new character or a new set. I know all of my fans too, which is a bonus. As my comic is mostly spread by word of mouth, I meet my fans either though me telling them about the comic or them saying "I told my friend Bob about your comic and he told me to say hi."
All I want is for GnE to become massively popular so that I can sell out and never work. but failingthat I'd be happy if just one of the following people said "Hey, your comic's kinda cool":
John Kovalic
Scott Kurtz
Aaron Williams
Shannon Wheeler
Johnen Vasquez
Scott Adams
Anyone from CLAMP (rather unlikely as they're all Japanese)
Gary Larson (which is stupidly unlikely but I like to think that when I die, he'll probably have a club or something and he'll be waiting for me at the bar)
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