The Lizards are back in town

I realize the site has been inactive for quite a while.  This is about to change.  As most of our visitors and friends know, Emily and I have been distracted this past year via an ongoing family health crisis.  I may write more on that later, but the news of the moment is that the Lizards are back.

Yes, back in action, with their own dedicated photography stage too.  Even Baragon is back.

Check out the latest strip and leave us a comment at the link below!

 

http://lizardsandpipes.thecomicseries.com/

So, I guess this is a Thing now...

Well, I made two more of my "kaiju and pipes" web comics, so that makes four now.  And they're still fun, so I guess that means this is a hobby now, too.  In recognition of that, I went and created a dedicated site for the strip on a web comics site, where it can enjoy the conveniences of a built-in framework tailor-made for comics with archives, chaptering, "Next/Previous/First" links, etc.  It should make it easier in future for people to browse the whole strip end to end, not that it's exactly going to have complicated running storylines or anything.

NEWBIES - Go enjoy the comic form the first strip HERE.

CURRENT READERS - To see the two latest strips, start HERE and click your way forward.

FUTURE READERS - Bookmark the Home page HERE and you'll always come to the latest strip!

New Bloggy Buttons

One more note - I've just added a small new widget to this blog, to make it more convenient for readers to share anything that particularly interests them. Over in the left-side column, there are two new buttons - a "Subscribe" button that will easily allow readers to add the blog feed to their Google home pages, Yahoo home pages, RSS readers, etc, and a "Share" button that will allow readers to easily share the blog on Facebook, Twitter, Google, via email, etc. Each individual post is also followed by a "Share" button for easy sharing of specific posts or articles. The Talbert Pipe Blog gradually crawls into the 20th century! Here is an example of what it can look like if one clicks the "Subscribe" button to add the blog's articles to a Google home page, to be sure of not missing any posts:



Long-time readers may also note that post comments are now displayed under each post, rather than on a separate page. I thought this might make for interesting reading since the blog is likely to see more activity over coming months as we move back to the states.