Thanks to everyone who commented on the Saturday "recap." It was fun to see the story written out in plain text. I usually write this as if it was a novel, but I realize that the webcomic format turns it into a serial. Detective Conan (my favorite show/manga) does a plot recap at the beginning of any episode dealing with the syndicate or FBI and at the beginning of each movie. Actually, it's kinda monotonous to a long time fan. (I get my popcorn cooked while he goes through the whole "The drug that was supposed to kill me..." spiel. ;-) )
Just a couple individual "extra" replies today.
DAJB & JustNoPoint: Believe it or not, that was a super-condensed summary of only the most key points of the main story. There was a lot I wanted to include but chose to leave out because I couldn't fit it into the flow of the paragraphs/transitions. And I don't want to "lead" anyone by pointing out seemingly unimportant things that will soon become significant.
That's also the reason I don't want to do regular short recaps. For example, if I was to make a recap that talked mainly about Seiko's past/hangups, then people would know that that is going to come up as opposed to, say, Eric's mayoral race or Yuki's follies in love. I don't think my comic is conducive to regular recaps. There are too many unrelated subplots and too many short, stand-alone episodes. I prefer to make references in author's notes. They work well for jogging memories when needed.
The summaries work great for your comics, though. ^_^
CZweig: Alex is like the sane guy in the madhouse. ;-) He's gonna be making another appearance fairly soon.
Jules: You had the opposite problem I did. I was assigned a comic with only 4 pages. I had no idea how to work with that...
Haerviu: True, but I was thinking she might have had her bed made up since she was in pajamas and in the dark.
Aww, Jiro looks so adorable and sad in his little basket. Raidon is totally a stalker - he's just in denial (or a liar - both, really). I like the wall texture.
