A new Skin Horse storyline, "Tin Soldier," starts today! After the intimidatingly long Alaska arc that just ended, this is a good jumping-on point for new readers. I promise romantic angst out the wazoo. Also robots.

Jeffrey Wells, my cowriter on Skin Horse, will be at Geek.Kon in Madison, Wisconsin this weekend, doing a panel on writing webcomics. If you're in the area, stop by, see Jeff's panel, and wish him a belated happy birthday (oh, yeah, his birthday is today).

Nice review of Skin Horse Volume 1 at Sequential Tart right here. Hooray!

Fortunately, the crisply-inked Skin Horse Volume One is available for sale at the Couscous Store.

Nice review of Skin Horse Volume 1 on Comic Book Resources. Boss!

What's that? This review has inspired you to purchase copies of Skin Horse Volume 1? You may do so at the Couscous Store.

Skin Horse Volume 1 is now on sale! And you can buy Narbonic books at the same time, as well as other fine products from the Couscous Collective. Thanks very much to Pancha for building the new Couscous Store.

Preorders end on midnight, July 31. The books will ship in early August.

I missed this awesome Skin Horse writeup on Fleen last week because I've been so busy putting the book together. Thanks, Gary!

The preorder period for Skin Horse Volume 1 is going great. Thanks very much to everyone who's placed orders so far. As a special bonus, I will sign and sketch a character in every copy preordered by July 31. That's right: all preorders get signatures and sketches!

Preorders can be placed here:

http://www.skin-horse.com/store.html

Also, it has come to my attention that some people are unaware that the entire run of Narbonic is available in print. Because it is! And if you order all six volumes together, I'll sign and sketch in each volume. You can order Narbonic books here:

http://www.narbonic.com/swag.html

And yes, I agree it's inconvenient having separate stores for Narbonic and Skin Horse. This will be remedied soon, but we're not ready to make the big announcement just yet. Keep watching the skies.