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May the Porgs Be With You

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Originally published when The Last Jedi was still in theaters.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

If you love webcomics (and why wouldn’t you?), I am taking part in a really exciting project. Blinky & Sal, False Knees, Jake Likes Onions, War & Peas, NHOJ Comics, The Daneman, Extra Fabulous Comix, and more are collaborating to produce a printed collection of some of the finest webcartoonists on the Internet—as well as some rising webcomic stars. You can back the project on Kickstarter to secure yourself a copy. Let’s make it happen!

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And don’t forget. You can get Straight from the Pit of Hell: a Blinky and Sal Collection on Amazon right now!

NSB Interview

Posted on by J. Burrello

I know. I know. I keep mentioning the book. But what can I say? I’m super excited to get the first 5 years of Blinky and Sal together on paper.

Not only that, but I also got interviewed by The Voyageer herself, Staci Jackson, for NetSideBar!

You can read that interview by clicking the link. THIS LINK!

You can also be super cool and get your very own copy of Straight from the Pit of Hell on Amazon.

Already thinking about what to call the next collection of comics.

Straight From the Pit of Hell (a Blinky and Sal collection)

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The first 5 years of Blinky and Sal comics are AVAILABLE on AMAZON!!!

  • 132 beautifully printed pages.
  • 5.5 x 0.3 x 8.5 inches.
  • Gags and stories featuring Blinky, Sal, Spatsby, Luna, Todd Almighty, vampires, beavers, and more!
  • The gentle irreverence continues…

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Pilgrim’s Digress (the whole shebang)

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Because the written ending felt underwhelming, I chose to tag on one more older comic for a somewhat more satisfying conclusion. Spatsby and Sal are kind of set in their ways, but Blinky needed to stay malleable and free to grow more as a character, hence the lackluster original resolution. It felt more fitting to use one of the first Blinky and Sal comics that really captured the spirit of the strip and Blinky’s ideology as a proper finale, I think.  
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