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I thought I’d done pretty well rounding up all the main dudes before the picture grew beyond the confines of my scanner, but there’s a few pretty big fellows missing here. Some of them were captured for episode 250 so […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We’ve been bad about the full court press, but The Gentleman-Scholars will be attending Webcomic-Con 2009 at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. This event will be held inside the Cartoon Art Museum on Saturday December the 12th. We’ll […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For those who have forgotten the long and twisted road walked by our robot beaver friend, a summary of relevant episodes: Shadow Creature An Attack! An Escape! Beaver finds Peter A Scuffle A Scuffle Continues Back in Action Forming the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here is an official banner for the Webcomic-Con we will be at this upcoming Saturday: –Geoff
I am currently trying to decide what sketches to make fifty copies of in order to sign and hand out at our little table at the San Francisco Cartoon Museum Webcomicon this Saturday… Does the public need more 8 and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
“Where is it again that The Gentleman-Scholars will be on Saturday?” The answer is here: –Geoff
So, nothing as flashy as Mexico City being destroyed or Frederick fighting off aliens for this modulo 25 episode, but we did bring back our favorite gator, so that has to count for something. –Geoff
Episode 275!! And what better way to celebrate than with the return of our most beloved clock-alligator-warrior-turned-gentleman-accountant Tophattington Gator? A history: First Appearance of Tophat Springing Into Action Against DeSade A Naughty Meal The Creation of Tophattington J. Gator – […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Winter Special Time!! In 2007, Frederick saved Charles Dickens in his usual roundabout way. In 2008, it was time for a merry round of Burgle King that moved the French Revolution up a few decades. And now we present Making […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…