F.A.Q.

What is this comic about?! - OK, here's my official speil. Mind you, it's so complicated that it requires pictures as well as words, and you should just sit as quiet as you can and read the comic itself. Also, I have no idea what kind of answer will satisfy you, as you are a wide and varied group of readers. But here goes:

Harmless Free Radicals is a revolutionary comic that isn't just about its fans, it's a comic in which its lead characters are its fans! As these people are basically fictional, and exist in a certain timeless state of imortality on the page (as it were), this means that the continued fame of the comic is basically assured. What this means is that I, as the cartoonist, can shift the focus of my efforts on to more important endeavors, such as tormenting the hell out of my fans... er... characters. Or, more seriously, making important social commentary about the city of Fairport itself, which desperately needs to be parodied into the ground. Also, there is the small matter of the fate of the world and vast, legendary conspiracies to... well... I should save that stuff for the comic itself.

Are You Serious? - I'm always serious.

What are these rumors about a movie script? - It's true, this man has no - er -One day, it will all be in the comic. This is my dream, what is my goal.

Who are you, anyway? - A god.

What is your background? - Usually, a bunch of white pixels. I don't like to spend time coloring, when black and white takes up less server space.

Can you give me advice on how to draw or produce a webcomic? - Absolutely! Asside from being the Poet of the Dragon People, and an accomplished self-published cartoonist, I've also been the head graphic designer for an award winning Brewpub, and I've graduated with a Bachelor's in Drawing from Western Washington University. My biggest tennent is that you don't need to be any of these things to derive a great deal of pleasure and satisfaction from doodling and creating comics. The best way, however, to get my advice, is to post your work in one of the forums I frequent and ask for help. But I suppose you could email me, too. Niether way is assured, as I am often busy working with people in the room with me. But if I do answer your question, I'll try to give you my most sincere and helpful feedback. Just be polite and patient. Someday, I will charge money for this service, if people will pay for it.

Are you just making up these questions? - Yeah, though I wish I wasn't.

If you have any other questions email me at wordswordswords [at] grassdogstudio.c