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July 19, 2007

Templar: Eloquence in the face of oxygen deprivation.

Ben's quite an erudite little guy.

This week's gonna be kind of insane. I'll be trying my damnedest to mail out all of the signature-only book orders, build up a three-page buffer so the comic still updates while I'm at the San Diego Comic Con, finish the ironcircus.com redesign and update the comic order page, and generally get everything in order. Hope you guys stay patient, things are kinda crazy here.

The vote incentive sketches are yet more pre-order commissions. Enjoy!

(I can't believe someone asked for Maira and Drimmer. Crazy.)

Posted by Spike at July 19, 2007 10:03 AM

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You know, sounds like that stuff is used as an unofficial weight-loss/body-image-altering substance, if defatting of the skin is what it sounds like (namely, removal [and presumably displacement] of subcutaneous fat).

Posted by jonessoda at July 19, 2007 11:07 AM
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Mm...

Subcutaneous fat is fat *beneath* the skin. That might actually be okay and nothing really to worry about.

But defattening of the skin itself (which contains a lot of fatty/oily components) is probably something altogether... not good. At all. Eck.

And yay! All horribleness aside, it did take me a little while to track down their names so I could do something other than "Hay i want those thingies from Sparkneedle with that little girl thing from Templar IN THE SAME DEALIE, WHOAH!" But! Found out a bunch of other cool stuff about the comic in the process.

Posted by Robin at July 19, 2007 12:12 PM
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Does it mean I'm a horrible person that the fact you've just made your main character poison himself is something I find really funny? I mean in the same way that I'd giggle like a lunatic while watching my Sims drown in the swimming pool or set their own houses on fire.

And "TILT." is a perfect sound effect for a dizzy person veering over.

Posted by stacey at July 19, 2007 02:36 PM
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I can't believe Ben applied the solvant without reading the warnings on the bottle. I can't believe Scip let him do that.

Posted by Wood at July 19, 2007 03:57 PM
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To be fair, stacey, Gene is laughing at him, too. And he's a nice guy, even if his dimmer switch is stuck at too low.

Posted by Jala at July 19, 2007 04:52 PM
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Scip is such a mother hen, but in a good way. Defatting of the skin sounds horrific though.
Side note: my boyfriend will be upset that I got my book today and squealed while he wasn't there. He's been wanting to hear me do that for a month now because he's convinced it's adorable.

I must now force my immediate family to read this comic.

Posted by Enesthi at July 19, 2007 05:22 PM
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Argh. Other people have it already?

Posted by Jerry at July 20, 2007 10:30 AM
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Got my book today. Very nice. It pains my nerdiness to feel/say it, but webcomics somehow seem more 'authentic' in print.

Defatting of the skin is really not as bad as it sounds. It's a 'side effect' of most industrial degreasers. Basically nasty cracked skin which takes forever to heal if you don't wash off the offending agent quickly and get some moisturizing cream on ya.

I'm still bet that Sunny is getting toasted off trichloroethylene. It's great stuff for getting grease off of.... pretty much anything.

Ben's not suffering from oxygen deprivation tho; TCE has a anesthetic effect, similar to, but not as fun, as that of ether.

Posted by Grant at July 20, 2007 08:40 PM
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YES MY COMMISSION

My life is complete.

Posted by Magnolia at July 21, 2007 09:16 AM
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