As you might have noticed, chapter 3 is missing right now. That is because I decided to polish and update it so it comes closer to the current standard of the comics. This will also be the last of my old chapters to receive a revamp treatment. 

I will not redraw the whole comic, but rather freshen up the existing one. Better backgrounds, rewritten dialogue, and a few pages added to help with the pacing. By large, it will be the same story, and hopefully, better. See it as a director’s cut! 

We finally reached the end of this massive chapter. This was a really fun chapter to work on, but the wait for chapter 6 will be longer than expected since I will revisit chapter 3 and improve it over the following weeks. Better manuscript and improved art will be my main focus. See you all next week!

In these trying times of a pandemic, self-isolation, and riots of toilet paper hoarders, please take a moment and enjoy the saddest page I ever made. 

With the quarantine procedures, social distancing, and whatnot, many of us are struggling to make ends meet. Luckily, nobody in our family has contracted the virus yet, but with the kids at home from preschool, it is a test of patience.  I will continue to publish the comic as regularly as possible and hope that it might entertain you. Be safe and cautious out there everyone!

Looks like Curly: Invertigo is coming to an end (finally!) with just a few pages left to wrap 

This week’s comic page was sponsored by my lovely wife, mostly by not suffocating me with a pillow late at night for spending hours in front of the computer instead of changing Chernobyl worthy diapers on our baby. 

Bite. He bites the fly guys tongue off. Just if it was unclear. Also: Yuck!  

… and 2020’s first memes are about new years resolutions and world war 3. So, before you, my dear reader, go and break whatever new year’s resolution that you solemnly swore to uphold, read the latest page of Curly the Cursed Con Man! Quickly, before World War 3 starts and all of civilization is obliterated. 

Well, that’s a face only a mother could pretend to love. 

I had something about family ties and chairs and stuff but… now it’s gone. Puns.