Behind the Weirdness

So, what's this comic about?

This webcomic is about teenagers trying to survive school life, blah blah blah. Specifically, it's about three pals who could care less about the world around them outside their personal lives, thus the name of the comic. Incidently, their personal lives also include video games, cartoons, comics, computers, school, sports, etc. If you haven't been hooked yet, know that one of the main characters has an undying passion for the Powerpuff Girls. Wait, don't leave!

About the artist

David created and draws all the comics. I commonly go by "Banter" or "Sygmus" when I register for message boards.
I was kind of a hopeless case entering high school. Friends from middle school drifted apart, and having an adoration for the Powerpuff Girls in this generation of MTV and Comedy Central doesn't garder much respect. Well, I can't say I had no friends, since marching band members will accept you as long as you can march well. I was even invited to the school anime club and introduced to anime by a junior in our band. I can honestly say that this event has changed my life for the better. Fast forward to when I took anime class a couple years later. The same person who got me hooked on anime also had a webcomic, co-created with a friend (Ensuing). Long story short, I got jealous of their awesome talent and decided to make my own comic. About a year and a half of practicing my art and learning HTML later, I built this website, and the rest is history.
In addition to the PPG, I also like everything the main characters like: video games, card games and board games, cartoons, comics, internet, drawing, etc.
"Where's the comic? There hasn't been an update for nearly a month now!"
Once a week is my goal. You'll quickly find I'm not the most diligent updater. The reason is because I don't want a comic to consume my life. I draw other things (many of which you can find here). I have college. I watch cartoons. Essentially, I'm your standard lazy college student. So, readers, please don't expect anything huge, I'm just doing this to have fun!

So, what's this comic about?
This webcomic is about teenagers trying to survive school life, blah blah blah. Specifically, it's about three pals who could care less about the world around them outside their personal lives, thus the name of the comic. Incidently, their personal lives also include video games, cartoons, comics, computers, school, sports, etc. If you haven't been hooked yet, know that one of the main characters has an undying passion for the Powerpuff Girls. Wait, don't leave!
About the artist
David created and draws all the comics. I commonly go by "Banter" or "Sygmus" when I register for message boards. I was kind of a hopeless case entering high school. Friends from middle school drifted apart, and having an adoration for the Powerpuff Girls in this generation of MTV and Comedy Central doesn't garder much respect. Well, I can't say I had no friends, since marching band members will accept you as long as you can march well. I was even invited to the school anime club and introduced to anime by a junior in our band. I can honestly say that this event has changed my life for the better. Fast forward to when I took anime class a couple years later. The same person who got me hooked on anime also had a webcomic, co-created with a friend (Ensuing). Long story short, I got jealous of their awesome talent and decided to make my own comic. About a year and a half of practicing my art and learning HTML later, I built this website, and the rest is history. In addition to the PPG, I also like everything the main characters like: video games, card games and board games, cartoons, comics, internet, drawing, etc. "Where's the comic? There hasn't been an update for nearly a month now!" Once a week is my goal. You'll quickly find I'm not the most diligent updater. The reason is because I don't want a comic to consume my life. I draw other things (many of which you can find here). I have college. I watch cartoons. Essentially, I'm your standard lazy college student. So, readers, please don't expect anything huge, I'm just doing this to have fun!

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