Hai guys!

So I’m back from my trip to FanExpo 2008 in Toronto. It all went great and I got lots of cool, inexpensive crap!

The bookmarks I brought along dissapeared in a flash! And here I thought 200 would be enough. Oh how wrong I was. Well, if you’re reading this because you followed the link the bookmark gave you: HELLO AND ENJOY THE GOOD COMIC OKAY? =D

New comic on monday, as usual. =)

Frank here,

Just to let everyone know that I’ll be at FanExpo Canada, in Toronto, this weekend. I’ll be spending both saturday and sunday there. I won’t have a booth, however. Instead I’ll be wandering the grounds, giving out free bookmarks. So if you see a tall guy with a beard and a hawaiian shirt, feel free to say hi and ask for a free bookmark! :D

In other news, it seems Adventure Kid is dead and his creator has gone on to draw naked ladies for fun and profit. Go figure. :P

Frank again. Seems like June isn’t inclined to blog here very often… I’ll have to poke her about that. :D

Anyway, I wanted to point everyone to a webcomic my best internet buddy is starting. Adventure Kid!
It’s freaking hilarious and it’s updated once a week around the same time Edemia updates. So feel free to check out both. :D

Here’s some fanart I did of Adventure Kid, while I’m at it. Enjoy. :)

Frank, yo.

First of all Electro Gypsy. You’re welcome.

It’s often surprising where ideas can come from at times. A lot of my own come from dreams. I can have pretty weird dreams. Many of them induced by Twinkies. I swear that pastry is better than toad-licking when it comes to having visions. Other ideas come from conversations I have or things I see when I’m outside.

I don’t know where June gets her own ideas, but she has some untapped gold mine of ideas somewhere inside that sexy mind of her’s. We’ve based entire characters and even fictional worlds on things she just blurted out as a random thought, often much to her own surprise. :P

Creativity is a wonderful thing and I think everyone can create something amazing if they put their minds to it. :)

Frank again,

It seems that every Thursday I get the urge to add a blog post to the website. Mostly because the monday update seems so far away that I feel the need to post something. Even if it is just random ramblings.

There’ll be a small update friday. It’s a small comic that I didn’t think deserved it’s own week. That will also mark the end of reruns, sorry for those who’d been watching and had to re-see all the older comics. Starting next Monday there’ll be all new comics. =D

I don’t think it’s a secret to anyone that knows me that my ultimate goal is to make a living with this webcomic. You may wonder what that has to do with you, the readers. Well, for one thing it means that I’ll be doing all I can to keep this site updated and interesting. A lot of people make webcomics purely for fun, and I respect that. I do it for fun too, of course. But I’ve seen a lot of comics suddenly stop, because it wasn’t fun anymore to the creator(s). Or others take a long while to update. That’s perfectly acceptable if you’re doing it for fun, but this comic is going to be my job and I plan to be employee of the year. =P

Frank here.

I got some really nifty fanart from Gloom, a friend of mine from the far-off land of Halifax. :D

I must admit I am very pleased with how the comic is moving along. I’ve never been this productive on a project before in my life. June’s been enjoying the experience, too. She’s got an amazing talent for witty dialogue that I can’t hope to match. :)

I’m aware that the website is still pretty much in the dark. Not many people know about it yet simply because we haven’t really started advertising it, yet. I’ve been told from many sources that it’s always best to have 10-or-so comics in the archives before really getting your comic known. So that means that sometime next month we’ll really start to put Edemia on the map. ;)

In other news, I’ve been quite interested in miniatures lately. Namely Warhammer 40k and Dungeons&Dragons minis. See, I have this philosophy that while videogames are amazing fun, they don’t last. If I want to play a ten-year old game chances are I’ll need to fiddle around on my PC for third-party software that will, maybe, make it work. Miniature games, on the other hand, last as long as plastic and paper does. So if I wanna teach my grand-kids how to make Space Marines fight Space Orks, chances are there’ll be no problem at all save a bit of dust. Just my two cents.

That’s it for now. See you monday for the next comic! :D

Frank here with a bit of an update.

Things are going rather smoothly with the comic. June and I are both working very hard on it and we hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as we enjoy making them. :)

So June says I should blog more. It’s a good way to keep the readers aware of the comic’s status, for one thing. So yeah, here’s me blogging…

Right, I promise next time’s blog entry will be better. Here’s a drawing I made to make up for it. :D

Hello world! This is June, and I’ll be writing most of the stories on Edemia World. This site is still in the works, which is pretty obvious, but I trust Frankie and his supergalactic Wordpress skills will figure it out soonish. In the meantime, we’re doing a good bit of planning and brainstorming. So check back once in a while, and remember to brush your teeth! :D

Frank here, testing out the new website.

Still under construction!