I got interviewed! - I had an interview with Tim at Cool Collecting. Read it in all its glory.

Comixpedia interview! - Interview #2, courtesy of Xerexes and the fine folks at Comixpedia!

Gigcast Interview - Interview #3 for the Nightgig's podcast, the Gigcast. Hear what I sound like!

USA Today poll results - These are actual results from a USA Today poll, which appeared on July 1-2, 2004. I can now claim gloating rights... mostly from appearing on such a poll, rather than the fact I got three votes :P

The house's floor plan - Have you ever wondered what the guys' house is set up like? I created a basic floor plan back when I created the comic, so that I could better set up camera angles and stuff like that. This is an improved version, but not perfect, because, well, I'm not an architect! It's still interesting to look at.

April Fools 2006 - The elaborate page setup I did for April 1, 2006. tlhingan Hol!

TWC Comic Sampler - some time ago, Top Web Comics was supposed to come out with a sampler book featuring various web comics. The book never came, but here's the five "lost" Tao of Geek pages that I did for the book.

Fusion Comic #1 - A fusion comic is a game of telephone played by webcomic artists: one person starts a comic, then passes the panel onto the next person. That person makes a comic panel in response, then passes it on to another person, and so forth. It's bizarre. Read the first ToG fusion here!

RPGNow comics - Extra ToG comics are available in select editions of the RPGNow ezine! The first comic is a repeat, but since then, there's been NEW, ORIGINAL RPG-related comics! What are you waiting for? Note that the link takes you to the CURRENT ezine, and you can read the previous ezine from there, as well. Jan 2004 (PDF format) March 2004 April 2004 May 2004 June 2004

How Not to Run a Comic - There's this comic collaboration site called How Not to Run a Comic, and the purpose is to show pitfalls and failings other comic artists do, so you don't do them! Anyway, this is my current submission to HNTRAC, which seems to have been very well received.