tiltEXPO- page 3
Anybody who get serious about drawing webcomics resigns himself to the fact that this is probably how they’re gonna end up. But being resigned to something isn’t the same thing as being HAPPY about it. I exaggerate, a LITTLE, but that last panel was still strangely cathartic to draw.
But seriously, kids: BRING YOUR OWN FOOD TO CONS. Any food you can actually get at the con will either be terrible or cost WAY more than you need to be spending (or both).
And if you’re new to this comic and wonder why that cat is trying to claim a Chris Farley routine, all will be revealed shortly.
(Historical Notes: So, I kind of already said all there was to say about Past Me learning how to commute to cons back in the NC Comicon notes. Heck, this was even at the same location. So instead, I’ll answer the obvious question one should have about the previous page after reading THOSE Historical Notes. “If there was never more than a few people in the audience during the entire concert, why wasn’t THAT the comic?” Well… it just felt mean. As I’ll wind up saying several times over this batch of pages, very little of what I actually saw at the con was BAD. This wasn’t another Katsucon situation where the problems were so spectacular that I couldn’t help but bring them up. This was just a competently put together small con that not enough people showed up for. I didn’t wanna look like I was pointing and laughing at people who didn’t have anything to do with the actual problem. That, and I still wasn’t quite out of my “flatter the guests in hopes that they’ll re-tweet these comics” mindset. Nobody’s gonna want to show all their fans proof that they played a whole set in front of three people, right? Yeah, I really don’t care about that anymore…)
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