Nowhere Band

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I don’t know why, but I’ve always loved Aaron facing down the Doors-loving hecklers.

Also, looking back, I like the first-panel resolution of the last strip’s cliffhanger. Good job, me!

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Picking back up with the playing-a-wedding-in-Iowa storyline, and again, this is unusually autobio.

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This storyline will simmer along for a while, and I’ll probably talk about it more as it goes; but this one was pretty directly inspired by real events all the way through.

This also begins my favorite dumb runner from the strip, Aaron trying to be gender-inclusive.

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This strip–another of my favorites–is as close as I’m ever going to come to an artistic manifesto.

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FUN FACT: I keep trying to get rid of my copy of the (really, really bad) Crowley book Aaron’s reading there, but it always finds its way back to me in improbable ways.