From Pocket Tactics (an iPhone/iPad strategy games blog) -

"Last but not least, a new word puzzle game called Tumblewords. It’s a very moderately-paced word game, closer in spirit to the stately Letterpressthan the more frantic Puzzlejuice. Like Letterpress, the game features a number of different backgrounds and color schemes, but unlike Letterpress’s flat minimalism, Tumblewords’ art is supplied by notable webcomic artists: Liza Ferneyhough and KC Green at the moment, but a forthcoming DLC will add art from Achewood creator Chris Onstad. Remind me to tell you the story of waiting in line in Brooklyn to get Onstad’s signature on Worst Song, Played on Ugliest Guitar."

http://pockettactics.com/2013/01/23/out-tonight-dungeon-lore-might-magic-and-more/

Well, it explains why they have so many problems with the Pizza delivery guy, and why they've got full sized cars in the garage...

Still. It was a trip to read - if this is the new direction, I for one am excited.

Nice Pete blogs always weird me out. This one is no exception.

My guess is that he has had a case of the depressions.

Ooops, my bad for not putting the date in the subject. Thanks for editing it wombat.

Roast Beef is a sad cat. I can only imagine that Onstad is a sad man to write this. There's not so much of The Funny, but just the owch.

The Man in the costume thinks the Cat is a fool. How art mirrors life.

http://achewood.com/index.php?date=06152009

Has Ray and Charlie now returned to present day? And who knew that the Tag had all the power - perhaps it only applies to material tags, since it never seemed like it was the sticky label on previous items that had the power - were pictures taken with the Camera of Truth after the label had been pealed off?

I want to know when Ray decided to get a book. Did he think there would be a lot of down time during his conversation with Beef?

It's a notebook surely - he's got a pen and all. Man's gotta have somewhere to put down his business plan, no?