Yes?

It’s funny how this comic has a running comments section. I realize a lot of webcomics have that but for some reason this one having it too is really weird and awesome. It makes me want to ask a bunch of questions each week.
What inspires you? why?
Where will the second mining operation take place? why?
Which character do you most relate to? why?
Ha ha. Please respond to these questions as soon as possible.

Yeah. Now my anti-spam word is cardiacs. Aren’t you clever.
I can’t really get into them.

I hope you didn’t think I meant the American Cathy?

Uhhhhh… I love how you are turning all the bullshit I’ve been reading for years into a palatable fun read, that captures my imagination as much as the books I’ve read have. Plus there’s awesomely colored drawins.

Post Scriptum:
Even though I recognize the characters and the things situations fairly well, and I think I might have an idea as to where it’s going, I’m still dying to see where you’re taking it and how.
You’re doin some badass storytelling sir.

WTF? Toto?
Africa?
relevant?
I could totally connect it.

Forming has restored my faith in web comics and made it possible for me to love again. I can’t wait for the next installment.

Perhaps this has been asked and answered already but I’m curious to know what you use to do your coloring. Is it just water colors? What happens first, coloring or inking?

I would have made a comic like this years ago but I can’t draw hands.

On the subject of mining: I truly believe that we should not colonise the solar system, with people, but we should develop unmanned mining drones to gut the other planets and their planetary satellites(moons) for all they’re worth. I do however want humans to expand settlements to the lunar surface and build self sufficient habitats orbiting the moon, a pop culture example of the hypothetical idea being the colonies in Mobile Suit Gundam. I think that we should look into it, the man who came up with the idea(an idea Mobile Suit Gundam incorporated into their plot) was educated and had years of experience, but he was laughed at for the idea of these “O’Neill Cylinders” which were kinda like the idea of space arks, but they just stayed in orbit around the moon. I guess you could also compare them to space stations, but they are supposed to be more spacious, somehow create artificial gravity(ideally), and even have a climate and agriculture.

This doesn’t sit right with me: why terraform Mars instead of doing research into building self sufficient habitats that can survive anywhere from Antarctica, to the sea, to the lunar surface? This would be more profitable for investors too imo, with less cost. Initially, it could be seen as space tourism, with temporary stays, but this could eventually lead into longer term habitation on and around the moon(even better if we can develop something like a só called space elevator, though the concept is facing increasing skepticism and we may have to find other less expensive, in the long term, ways to transport cargo and people from the Earth to the lunar surface.) We need not settle other planets and moons when we have plenty of Earth to settle and whole moon of our own; we should just take what we can from other planets and moons without wasting money and effort putting humans on them given their distance from Earth’s orbit. Now, what we should look into is finding a way to get a look at alternate realities, that would be much more interesting than trying to terraform mostly barren planets this century.