168 hours not over?

The message below was accidentally posted here instead of to the correct blog at www.24HourComics.com ; I’m keeping a copy here just to maintain a record of the site.

Folks who check this blog regularly probably thought I’d be announcing that Ryan is now done his 168 hour comics week. And he is, kinda. But you see, he’s decided to do it again.

Not eventually. Immediately.

That’s right, having completed a 168 page graphic novel in 7 days, he’s aiming to do another one in the next seven days. Two straight weeks averaging 24 pages of well-drawn comics per day. Head over to his site and check out what he’s up to and why.

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