In today’s comic Molly confabs with Dear Old Dad regarding her boy Chuck.
Speaking of her boy Chuck, his comic got three new pages just now, starting here. Let’s start finding out more about him at roughly the same time our young Miss Beans manages it.
Thanks to all the people who have supported the comic for making Chuck’s comic possible. Molly resumes Friday.
Molly’s old glasses make a reappearance in today’s comic, as she flattened her last pair. I wonder if this presages a return to her earlier take no prisoners mentat mode. Let’s see where this goes.
I know where I’m going. Back to work. Be back next week.
I know where you should be going. Check out this book I wrote. And let me know what you think of it on Amazon and Good Reads.
:Dan
I’m with Molly one this one, although my brain busting brew of choice tends to lean toward Crystal Head Vodka, if only because it has without doubt the most visually appealing and collectable packaging of any hard liquor I’ve had the privilege to encounter and imbibe. I have a shelf of these things staring me down every time I sit down for a snack or a meal, including a few hand sized single serving versions. It’s a marvelously macabre skull family, and I continue to add to it regularly.
Don’t worry, I only really drain those skulls on special occasions, since the bottle is a great conversation piece for parties. Yeah, that’s exactly the entire truth.
The next update in Chuck’s comic is about halfway done. I’m still easing into my groove squeezing the additional comic work between a brand new baby, the day job, contract work, working on the next book in the Adobe Kroger series, and of course, Miss Molly Beans, but I am bound and determined to get an update up each month. Thanks to the new and old supporters over on Patreon, I’m motivated to do so.
Speaking of the Adobe Kroger series, the first book of which is available on amazon for 3.99 for the eBook, if you really want to motivate your boy Dan to keep plugging along on all of the above, pick up a copy of the eBook, have a look at it, and leave an honest (good bad ugly) review on amazon and GoodReads. When I say honest I mean honest; if there’s anything roast worthy, roast the hell out of it. I want to make the best possible product for anyone who takes the time to explore my work.
Speaking of taking the time to explore my work, thanks for reading today’s Molly Beans! I’ll be back with more of her Friday.
:Dan
Amy Harris lets Molly know what’s going on, at least superficially, in today’s comic.
I’ll need to run off for now, I’ve got a somewhat full plate. But I’ll be back Friday as usual!
:Dan
In today’s comic, Amy finds out just how well suited Molly is for Chuck.
I have to take a moment to point out this guest appearance by Molly, Jeff and a couple others. I think it’s a good thing that the sergeant didn’t see Molly’s last commit! In any event, show the Agile Drill Sergeant some love over on his twitter and everyplace else, and thanks for having Molly stop by sir!
Have a great weekend folks, Molly will be back next week as usual. Also, the next Chuck update is fully scripted and laid out, and I should be able to put up another four pages or so next month. Thanks to the folks who show their love in a material way for making the Chuck spinoff possible. Those who have pledged to the higher tiers and have appeared in Molly Beans will also be appearing in their appropriate places in Chuck, as a way of further saying thanks.
Until later,
:Dan
In today’s comic, Molly gets off to a somewhat odd start with Amy, who we just learned was Chuck’s sister. The wall Amy speaks of is this wall.
Speaking of Chuck, last week his own comic got started.
Have a look, starting here. Let me know what you think of it. I’ll be updating it each month with as many pages as I can complete, with the goal of eventually offering it up for print if everything goes well.
I’ll be back Friday with the next.
:Dan
In today’s comic, we learn who this new person is, and in so doing, Molly learns just how little she actually knows about her boy.
Speaking of her boy, he got his own comic! Yep, a spinoff comic called Call Me Chuck. It’s a bit different in style and tone; more along the lines of a graphic novel than a serial strip.
Have a look, starting here. Let me know what you think of it. I’ll be updating it each month with as many pages as I can complete, with the goal of eventually offering it up for print if everything goes well.
If you enjoy this content and find it interesting, you can always encourage me to make more of it by dropping as little as $1 a month at the Patreon page or elsewhere, if you prefer.
I’ll be back next week with more Molly, and I’ll be hard at work on more Chuck.
:Dan
In today’s comic, Molly asks the question we probably did several panels ago. I can’t say I can make fun of her and Heather for taking so long, since I’ve been known to miss whole swaths of sentences if I happen to be in the middle of a particularly engrossing Bob Ross session. It’s just so mesmerizing.
In other news, as promised, I am proud to present to first six pages of the Chuck centric spin off comic, entitled Call Me Chuck. It’s a bit of a stylistic departure in presentation and tone from Molly’s comic, which I think will allow for a lot of new ideas and situations to expand the setting. The comic will not only showcase a bit of Chuck’s backstory, but will also retell certain events from Molly’s comic from his point of view.
Have a look, starting here. Let me know what you think of it. I’ll be updating it each month with as many pages as I can complete, with the goal of eventually offering it up for print if everything goes well.
Thanks to everyone who supported over at the Patreon page for all of the support which made this possible. Without it, I probably would have been difficult to justify the additional work and time to produce this additional feature. You have no conception how much I appreciate it, and I thank you for coming along on this ride.
I’ll be back with more Molly Friday, in which we’ll see who this oddly familiar looking person is.
:Dan