Hello fellow friends, webcomic-ers, bloggers, bipeds, and other forms of life with the ability to read! Welcome to our Official Unofficial "No, But Seriously" Webcomic/News/Blog Site! Until we get enough income to actually support an actual internet home domain, this will be the tentative site to No, But Seriously - A Webcomic.
We're not giving out any information due to it being finals week over here in the quaint village of *bleep* but we will provide with more info- and actual comics- in the coming weeks. So tell your friends and family members, and get ready to get your colons blown out your aft end (Not really).
Our next comic post should be in about a few days or so, so sit back and enjoy your view outside (with your computer on and refreshing every five minutes or so) and take a few breathing exercises before you experience "No, But Seriously." Our two-man team is composed of some of the best authors and illustrators (and musicians) this side of the Westerm Hemisphere. Oh yeah, and hopefully, one of you guys can like us enough to make a Wikipedia page on us. But, we're hoping you do it anyway, even if we do crash and burn miserably.
Sincerely,
Josh Arias
Co-Illustrator/Writer
“An arguably canonical webcomic about life, death, renewal, and life written by three humans in the hopes of opening the eyes of their readers that (insert cliche here)"
4 comments:
Lawl, I'm leaving a comment.
loved them, and want more! keep at it!
Hello Josh Arias, I am pleased to make your acquaintance.
Upon reading your comment on Ray's blog I decided I was going to comment to you.
You said;
"What about the weaker Christians who read the comments on the site and lose faith with all the anti-religious argument going on?"
Well Josh, I have to admit there is a small part of me that empathizes for Mr. Comfort. He really does know how to dig himself into a hole, and the humane side of me doesn't like to see anyone trapped in a hole without food or water.
That said, I'll address your question to Ray. As he has made it clear (conveniently for himself) any weak Christians are not really Christians anyway.
~Cheers Josh.
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