FISH FOOD

Hello everyone! Due to a bad cold that made me leave school early and
sleep all afternoon, there will unfortunately be no update today. I have
it sketched, but I don't have enough time to actually draw it, so I'll
be updating tomorrow. Sorry for the delay of funny!

And for all of you who want to see it again, and all of you who were expecting a comic today,
here's a quick YouTube video of me making my comic.

Music Credits: Caesars, Fall Out Boy, and Shaimus.

Identity Crisis (Read blurb below comic!)

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Erty Erty on Wednesday December 31st, 1969 Erty

Welcome to my website, for all of you who have never been here before, and welcome back, to all of you who have.

For my new readers, here's a quick rundown of how the website works:

  • To go to the first comic, click the button, above.
  • To go to the list of all of my comics, click on the button, above.
  • To read comics that have ended (Including the really old version of Fish Food, complete with different characters,) and also to see a list of other excellent webcomics, click the button, which is above the comic.

Below this blurb is the blurb from my friend Scott Reu, who helps me write the comic, and below that is a random quote or phrase that refreshes every time you refresh your browser.

Below that is a table that shows my other projects, and what I'm working on for them, and below that is a banner ad that I placed on my website in order to support other comics I like - I don't actually make any money from it.

So, enjoy the comic! If you don't want to read the entire archives, I would recommend for you the following comics:

Thanks for visiting!

 - - - Erty
Fwyxx Fwyxx on Friday April 27th, 2007

Dear readinators,

I have finally returned from another long absence caused primarily by laziness, but also by PeaceJam obligations. If you haven't bothered to click on Erty's video, you should definitely do so ASAP, because it was well worth it. I was going to make one of my own, but technical issues (and the fact that writing does not look quite as interesting as drawing, even at high speeds) have spared you all that particular torture.

Just so you all know, I would like to reiterate a statement from one of my long-lost blurbs:

"I have recently been informed that everything Stephen McVerry says is a lie." This may not be from the most reliable sources. I apologize to Stephen for this grievous error in fact-finding. I am never trusting that monkey again.

In other knews, I got God of War 2, and though it may be more gore-filled than the entire actual trojan war, It still rocks the hard rock in so many ways. If you're old (or crafty) enough, I recommend getting a copy.

Peace,

  - - -  Fwyxx