This strip was supposed to come out on Christmas, but I dropped the ball on that one. Speaking of dropping the ball, Happy New Year, everybody! This marks a whopping four years of posting Billy the Pop! Thanks to you all for your support, and let's hope 2018 is another good year for Billy and the gang!
That being said, I'm going to be taking a short break from posting comics in January. I've had much more to do recently, and it's made it harder for me to draw Billy strips, so my supply if strips to post has slowly dwindled down over the year. I need a little time to draw more strips without worrying about time. I'm sorry to leave you guys, but the break shouldn't last longer than a month, so I hope you don't mind waiting, and I hope you all do well this January! Happy New Year!
2017 is winding to a close. It's hard to say whether this year was crazier than last year; both have been pretty wacky. Maybe things will mellow out in 2018. Maybe. Perhaps.
Merry Christmas, everybody! Hope your day is full of cheer, even if you don't observe Christmas.
Sorry this strip isn't very Christmasy, but don't worry; the next colored strip will be, even though it'll be a bit late for Christmas by then. Oh well.
I think this fact of life is super interesting. It's crazy that our whole perception of time is partly based on our size. It would be cool to live a day in a fly's shoes and see how much slower people move.
It's gettin' close to Christmas! Hope your holiday spirits are high.
I like this one. I think Billy's monologue in the second panel turned out well, which is not how I usually feel about the monologues I write.
This one could have been written a little better, but I do think the idea of a "theory of everything" is pretty awesome. To think that the whole universe could be explained by one equation is very satisfying, but I wonder whether or not science will ever figure it out.
I'm not quite this audible when I play video games, but my mind is just as vehement.
This strip doesn't necessarily reflect my philosophy on work and satisfaction. Of course, doing productive tasks is ultimately more rewarding in the long run, but sometimes, hard work just can't hold a candle to good ol' dumb ol' entertainment.
I think it's interesting that there are so many video clips online of little snippets of people's lives. There are tons of moments that would have otherwise been forgotten that are immortalized and free for the viewing. They're not necessarily interesting to watch, but just the fact that they're out there, waiting to be seen, is fascinating.
There is many a day where I feel like Billy. But I like to think I'm better at motivating myself than he is.
This is the way it is for me most of the time. The weather outside seems to directly impact the way I feel that day.
I do think that media's presence has a negative effect on people to an extent, but personally, I don't think it makes the rest of life any less fascinating. In fact, it makes me appreciate life experiences even more.
Has science gone too far?
Man, we're already at the last month of 2017. This has been one crazy year, hasn't it?
Next Comic, Last Comic and Home links are up here!
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